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Power Principles: A Conversation with Marcia Jones

Apr 14, 2017

Marcia is an administrative specialist atRiver Bend Stationand has been a part of the Entergy family for 31 years.

Power Principles: A Conversation with Deanna Lafont

Mar 20, 2017

Deanna Lafont is a customer service representative II for Entergy Louisiana and has been part of the Entergy family for two and one half years.

Power Principles: A Conversation with Melissa Schmoll

Mar 16, 2017

Melissa Schmoll is an administrative specialist IV in the maintenance department at Arkansas Nuclear One. She’s been an Entergy family member for 26 years.

Power Principle: A Conversation with Palisades’ Kami Miller

Oct 24, 2016

Kami Miller is a senior corrective action and operating experience specialist at Palisades Nuclear Plant. She has been at Palisades for seven years and has worked various plant positions in security and performance improvement. She has two children with her husband Jarrod, who is also a Palisades employee. In her spare time, Kami enjoys camping with her family and is an avid runner.

Meg Nauditt of Grand Gulf shares her Power Principle

Oct 10, 2016

Meg Nauditt is an administrative assistant for the director of engineering at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station in Port Gibson, Mississippi. She joined the Grand Gulf team just over a year ago. She is currently working on finishing a general associate’s degree with Hinds Community College and then plans to transfer to the University of Southern Mississippi Online for a bachelor’s degree in construction engineering technology. She lives in Vicksburg with her husband, Louis, and four dogs. In her free time, she enjoys hanging out with friends, playing with her dogs, hunting and woodworking.

Power Principle: Ana Gale-Orellana is Living the American Dream

Sep 26, 2016

Ana Gale-Orellana, a senior engineer for Entergy Louisiana, is the embodiment of the American immigrant success story. Ana, her five brothers and sisters and their mother immigrated to the United States from Honduras when she was 13. The family took advantage of every opportunity offered by this country. Between them, there are four college degrees – two in electrical engineering, another in computer information systems and the fourth in business administration – and a distinguished career in the military.

Power Principle with Entergy Arkansas’ Maggie Oholendt

Aug 29, 2016

A Conversation with Entergy’s Maggie Oholendt

Entergy Service’s Arrianne Keelan’s Power Principle

Aug 16, 2016

Name and title: Arrianne Keelen, human resources representative II, Entergy Services, Inc.How long have you been at Entergy? Seven years.What is your Power Principle? Achieve your goals and inspire others along the way. What are you most proud of? My proudest moments were the births of my wonderful sons, Thomas and Theodore. I am also super proud of winning the Apollo Rising Star Competition at the Essence Festival and singing with Andra Day live on the Mercedes-Benz Superdome main stage!It was amazing and affords me the opportunity to compete live at the Apollo Theater in New York in September.What is the best work-related advice you have ever been given? If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.How involved are you in your community? I am very involved in my community. As the worship and arts director at Hosanna Fellowship Church, I oversee a liturgical dance ministry, choir, praise team and drama group. This allows me to express my love of music while equipping and encouraging others. Additionally, I share my singing talent at many community activities, functions and conferences.

Entergy New Orleans’ Pam Ferbos’ Power Principle

Aug 1, 2016

Name and title: Pam Ferbos, customer service representative, Entergy New Orleans, Inc.

Power Principle: A Conversation with Pilgrim’s Katie Woods

Jul 18, 2016

Katie Woods is an engineering supervisor at Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Massachusetts. She worked as a college intern and then joined the Pilgrim full time in 2009. She lives in Plymouth with her fiancé, Alex. On weekends, you can find the couple at the beach kayaking or enjoying the farmers market. They both love to travel; they just came back from a trip to Iceland.

A Conversation With…Grand Gulf’s Debbie Barrett

Aug 28, 2015

Debbie Barrett is an outage scheduler at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station and has worked at the plant for almost 32 years. She resides in Claiborne County with her husband Larry. They have been married 30 years and have two children - Hannah, who is preparing for her third year of medical school, and Nicholas, a ninth grader who keeps both Larry and Debbie young.

Entergy Executive Recognized for Making a Difference

Oct 31, 2012

Kay Kelley Arnold, Entergy Corporation's vice president, public affairs, has been recognized by the International Women's Forum as one of the organization's "Women Who Make a Difference."