Approximately $5 billion in total savings for 2.3 million Entergy customers because of data center customer agreements in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi.

For members of Entergy Mississippi’s business and economic development team, powering progress means supporting investments that strengthen communities, create jobs and position the state for long-term growth.

In celebration of more than 25 years of service, Dress for Success New Orleans, or DSFNO, hosted its annual Styled for Success luncheon, powered by Entergy. The event honored the achievements of more than 15,000 women whose lives have been transformed through DFSNO’s programs. With more than 400 attendees, the luncheon highlighted the organization’s comprehensive initiatives that empower women to pursue their goals, advance their careers and build successful futures.

For Entergy employees Etter Jean Walker and Tamara Johnson, powering progress means finding new ways to support customers — whether through direct assistance programs or improvements that make service more reliable and accessible.