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Entergy Texas announces new leaders in customer service and industrial accounts
New leadership strengthens company’s commitment to power life now and in the future

Jason Reynolds and Leroy Nix named to leadership roles in Entergy’s federal policy organization
Entergy today announced that Jason Reynolds has been named vice president of federal infrastructure policy and Leroy Nix has been named vice president of strategic policy and stakeholder engagement.

Seth Cureington to lead Entergy’s commercial development and portfolio management
Entergy today announced Seth Cureington has been promoted to vice president, commercial development and portfolio management. He reports to David Ellis, Entergy’s chief customer officer.

Entergy Chairman and CEO Leo Denault announces plans to retire in 2023
Company implements planned leadership succession process. Entergy board elects Chief Financial Officer Andrew Marsh to succeed Leo Denault as chief executive officer, effective Nov. 1. Members of Entergy's senior leadership team are announced.

Entergy’s Chief Operating Officer Paul Hinnenkamp to retire, Pete Norgeot named successor
With a focus on safety and operations, effective succession planning ensures continuity in Entergy’s leadership.

Entergy Mississippi’s Johnston graduates from Leadership DeSoto
Entergy Mississippi Customer Service Manager Robert Johnston recently graduated from the 2022 Class of Leadership Desoto.

John O. Hudson III joins Entergy as senior VP, federal policy, regulatory and government affairs
Entergy today announced that John O. Hudson III has been named senior vice president, federal policy, regulatory and government affairs. He will report to Marcus Brown, executive vice president and general counsel, and will join the company effective April 22.

Entergy Texas announces regulatory affairs appointments
New leadership builds on company’s commitment to power life now and in the future.

Entergy Nuclear names David Hahn as senior vice president, engineering and technical services
Entergy has announced David Hahn as senior vice president, engineering and technical services based in Jackson, Mississippi, the headquarters of Entergy’s nuclear operations.

Entergy Nuclear Announces Leadership Moves
ANO Site VP moves to Entergy fleet role. Local ANO leaders are promoted.

Brad Kapellas Joins Entergy Nuclear as Vice President, Outage Services
Kapellas’ role and that of his team focuses on planning and preparation of refuelingnand maintenance outages.

Entergy Corporation a Finalist for Two 2021 S&P Global Platts Global Energy Awards
Entergy Corporation, a leading electric utility of the Gulf South region, is included among the finalists in the prestigious 23rd annual S&P Global Platts Global Energy Awards, including the Award for Excellence in Power and CEO of the Year. The 2021 Finalists were announced recently by program host S&P Global Platts, the leading global provider of energy and commodities information and spot market benchmarks.

Cory Ramsel Named Entergy Vice President of Portfolio Marketing, Sales and Customer Insights
Entergy Corporation has appointed industry executive Cory Ramsel as vice president, portfolio marketing, sales and customer insights, effective Nov. 8. Ramsel will join the integrated customer organization announced earlier this year and report directly to Chief Customer Officer David Ellis.

Entergy Treasurer Steve McNeal to Retire; Barrett Green to Succeed McNeal
Entergy Corporation today announced that Steve McNeal, vice president and treasurer, plans to retire in spring 2022. Barrett Green, currently vice president, commercial operations for Entergy Wholesale Commodities will succeed McNeal.

Leo Denault: An Opportunity to Help Industrial Customers Achieve Their Own Carbon Reduction Goals
As part of the 10th annual Climate Leadership Conference, Entergy's Chairman and CEO Leo Denault participated in an executive panel discussion with American electric utility leaders on the pivotal role these companies will play in removing carbon emissions from the air by mid-century.
