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Netra Shetty
Entergy Corporation is an integrated energy company engaged primarily in electric power production and retail distribution operations. It is headquartered in the Central Business District of New Orleans, Louisiana.
The company was founded as Middle South Utilities in 1949 to acquire several companies in the South Central United States that had previously been owned by General Electric. It changed its name to Entergy in 1989, and merged with Gulf States Utilities, based in Beaumont, Texas, in 1993.
Entergy's service territory includes almost all of Louisiana (except the northwest and a small corner of the east), the eastern three-fourths of Arkansas, the western half of Mississippi and part of southeastern Texas.
A member of the Fortune 500, Entergy owns and operates power plants with approximately 30,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, and it is the second-largest nuclear generator in the United States after Exelon Corporation. It has annual revenues of more than $10 billion in 2009 and approximately 15,000 employees.[3]
Entergy's main operating segments are:
The U.S. Utility segment provides retail electricity services to approximately 2.7 million customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.
CEO
Wayne Leonard
Director
Steven Wilkinson
Director
Gary Edwards
Director
Stuart Levenick
Director
W. Tauzin
Director
Alexis Herman
Director
Maureen Bateman
Director
Donald Hintz
Director
Frank Blount
Director
James Nichols
Director
William Percy
Director
Stewart Myers
CFO
Leo Denault
COO
Mark Savoff
External Affairs
CH
Legal
Robert Sloan
Utility Operations
Gary Taylor
Nuclear Operations
JH
Arkansas
HM
Mississippi
HF
New Orleans
RW
Texas
JD
Louisiana
BM
New Orleans
Charles Rice
Nuclear Planning
JM
Wholesale Commodity
Richard Smith
Designate, Human Resources &...
RC
Fossil Operations & Supply C...
MB
Human Resources & Administra...
TS
The law states that “the main objective of the monetary policy was to maintain the monetary stability that could facilitate economic growth”. Such policy reflects the “consensus between the policy-makers and economists that claimed that stable economic growth could only be achieved within a stable monetary environment”. The People’s Bank of China depended heavily on the government. Even before the law was promulgated People’s Bank was accustomed to performing “multiple objectives such as maintenance of monetary stability and promotion of economic growth”. “The situation or change of one element affected the position of another element”. For instance, when the government felt “a sudden need for economic growth acceleration, the People’s bank would be instructed to issue more credits to firms”. “A significant amount of credits would be accompanied by higher inflation” is induced by the high degree of economic growth
n retrospect, ERON executives, one of the largest corporate organizations fell without mercy in December 2001 leaving no financial return for their long-standing employees. Enron employees blanketed their trust in an organization expecting to live comfortably throughout with their retired savings, 401(k) investments. Yet, they were ousted unexpectedly, just as their leaders. Baucus & Baucus (1997) states "illegality takes money from strategic investments, hurts a firm's image with its stakeholders..." (Elkins, 1976). According to CBC News (2007), A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC)
The company was founded as Middle South Utilities in 1949 to acquire several companies in the South Central United States that had previously been owned by General Electric. It changed its name to Entergy in 1989, and merged with Gulf States Utilities, based in Beaumont, Texas, in 1993.
Entergy's service territory includes almost all of Louisiana (except the northwest and a small corner of the east), the eastern three-fourths of Arkansas, the western half of Mississippi and part of southeastern Texas.
A member of the Fortune 500, Entergy owns and operates power plants with approximately 30,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, and it is the second-largest nuclear generator in the United States after Exelon Corporation. It has annual revenues of more than $10 billion in 2009 and approximately 15,000 employees.[3]
Entergy's main operating segments are:
The U.S. Utility segment provides retail electricity services to approximately 2.7 million customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas.
CEO
Wayne Leonard
Director
Steven Wilkinson
Director
Gary Edwards
Director
Stuart Levenick
Director
W. Tauzin
Director
Alexis Herman
Director
Maureen Bateman
Director
Donald Hintz
Director
Frank Blount
Director
James Nichols
Director
William Percy
Director
Stewart Myers
CFO
Leo Denault
COO
Mark Savoff
External Affairs
CH
Legal
Robert Sloan
Utility Operations
Gary Taylor
Nuclear Operations
JH
Arkansas
HM
Mississippi
HF
New Orleans
RW
Texas
JD
Louisiana
BM
New Orleans
Charles Rice
Nuclear Planning
JM
Wholesale Commodity
Richard Smith
Designate, Human Resources &...
RC
Fossil Operations & Supply C...
MB
Human Resources & Administra...
TS
The law states that “the main objective of the monetary policy was to maintain the monetary stability that could facilitate economic growth”. Such policy reflects the “consensus between the policy-makers and economists that claimed that stable economic growth could only be achieved within a stable monetary environment”. The People’s Bank of China depended heavily on the government. Even before the law was promulgated People’s Bank was accustomed to performing “multiple objectives such as maintenance of monetary stability and promotion of economic growth”. “The situation or change of one element affected the position of another element”. For instance, when the government felt “a sudden need for economic growth acceleration, the People’s bank would be instructed to issue more credits to firms”. “A significant amount of credits would be accompanied by higher inflation” is induced by the high degree of economic growth
n retrospect, ERON executives, one of the largest corporate organizations fell without mercy in December 2001 leaving no financial return for their long-standing employees. Enron employees blanketed their trust in an organization expecting to live comfortably throughout with their retired savings, 401(k) investments. Yet, they were ousted unexpectedly, just as their leaders. Baucus & Baucus (1997) states "illegality takes money from strategic investments, hurts a firm's image with its stakeholders..." (Elkins, 1976). According to CBC News (2007), A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC)
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