Kenyon Webber, a senior lead nuclear engineer at Entergy, was recently recognized as one of six 2024 "Women in STEM" honorees by the American Heart Association. This award is a recognition of her outstanding commitment and impact in the field of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, or STEM, in New Orleans.

When Kenyon Webber, Entergy senior lead nuclear engineer, moved to the Greater New Orleans area, she wanted to continue her involvement with STEM-related programs and organizations. Webber initially worked with STEM NOLA, but more recently became involved with FIRST Robotics competitions, Girl Scouts of Louisiana, Girls in STEM at Tulane and STEM Goes Red with the American Heart Association. She also a board member with STEM Library Lab and the 1881 Institute.

Falling on International Women’s Day this March 7-8, theWomen Making Wavesleadership conference at Tulane University is widely recognized in the alumnae community for its impact. And as the annual women’s leadership conference celebrates the decade mark, it is welcoming Sandra Diggs-Miller as its powerful keynote speaker.Diggs-Miller, who is vice president of external affairs for Entergy, has built a sterling legal career, first as an associate at Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann and then through a series of prominent roles at Entergy including as vice president of customer service for Entergy New Orleans and as assistant general counsel.