Employees participated in more than 40 planned events across our four-state system and logged 4,280 volunteer service hours throughout the month of April.
Entergy Arkansas employees use first-aid training to help man in need at Carpenter Dam.
Entergy’s employee resource groups ranked 23rd out of more than 1,500 applicants for the Association of ERGs & Councils’ top 25 U.S. employee and business resource groups and diversity councils.
We recently earned an 85 percent rating on the 2019 Corporate Equality Index, released annually by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
An Entergy volunteer helps power athletes at major event.
Our work goes far beyond keeping the lights on and the natural gas flowing, as we have for more than a century.
The devastating Easter Flood of 1979 is an unforgettable part of Jackson, Mississippi’s history. The Pearl River crested and flooded the city’s downtown that April. As expected, the community rose above the devastation. And Entergy, then Mississippi Power & Light, employees were there, fighting to protect the community’s electric power supply. Now 40 years later, some of our employees and retirees still remember the damage and how they pulled together to maintain service to customers.
National award recognizes outstanding contributions and achievements of employee and business resource groups and diversity councils.
