Tag Archive for: Women at Entergy

The Power She Brings: Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day
At Entergy Texas, women engineers are helping power communities,…

Meet the pros: Natalie Adams
Meet Natalie Adams, a project manager at our Echelon nuclear headquarters in Jackson, Miss., who has played a key role in executing projects across our fleet.

Meet the pros: Haley Noble
In celebration of Women’s History Month, meet Haley Noble, a civil engineer at River Bend Station in St. Francisville, La. A lifelong St. Francisville resident, Noble’s passion for problem-solving and commitment to her community have driven her career in engineering.

A Women’s History Month spotlight
For many, the nuclear industry seems like a distant world, something seen in movies. But for Waterford 3’s Radiation Protection Technician Lisa Parks, nuclear energy is not just her profession, but a passion.

Meet the pros: Ashley Gortemiller
What is your job and what does it entail?
I am an Engineering…

Meet the pros: Marcelle Piglia
Meet Marcelle Piglia, an incident response manager in the crisis readiness and response group, based out of New Orleans, Louisiana.

2024 in retrospect
As we reminisce about the highlights of 2024, it’s only fitting that we spotlight some of the best and brightest moments for Entergy’s nuclear fleet.

A stroke of good fortune
In this season of reflection and gratitude, we pause to give thanks for co-workers, friends and family. And sometimes those co-workers are our friends and family. Such is the case of Entergy’s Kristie Lowther and Rich Pierson, whose 25-year friendship means more than Christmas gifts—recently, it has meant the gift of life.

Grand Gulf Nuclear Station engineering lauds Sewindia Scott for service to US Women in Nuclear
The central design and site engineering organizations of Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Port Gibson, Mississippi recognized Sewindia Scott for her contributions to Entergy's chapter of U.S. Women in Nuclear.

Meet the pros: Ashley Melder
Today, we recognize a member of a team that perhaps goes unnoticed until needed, that is, when a physical exam is required or medical qualifications need updating, or just when a nagging cough needs some extra attention. In addition, they work in the access organization, responsible for screening, testing and authorizing access to our nuclear facilities. As part of that group, they help administer the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Fitness for Duty program, which ensures that our workers are always fit to operate and maintain the plants.