Entergy Louisiana & New Orleans Honor Suppliers at Inaugural Awards

Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans hosted their inaugural Supplier Recognition Award Luncheon to honor businesses and community organizations that help power economic growth, strengthen infrastructure and create opportunities across Louisiana. The event brought together company leaders, suppliers and community partners to recognize achievements in innovation, operational performance and community engagement.

The luncheon highlighted the vital role suppliers play in supporting operations, advancing infrastructure investments and driving economic growth across the state, with awards presented in four categories recognizing partnership, innovation, community service and exceptional support for the company’s mission.

Entergy Awards Recognize Supplier Partnerships

WSP Engineering received the Supplier Advocate Award from Entergy New Orleans, while Shelton Construction was recognized by Entergy Louisiana for demonstrating outstanding partnership, corporate citizenship and commitment to community service. For the Innovation and Continuous Improvement Award, Entergy New Orleans honored Sargent & Lundy and Richard Baughn Construction, and Entergy Louisiana recognized PCS 2000 for consistently fostering a culture of innovation.

Entergy Honors Community Engagement Leaders

ILSI Engineering received the Community Partner Award from Entergy New Orleans, while Redstick C.A.R.E.S. was honored by Entergy Louisiana for commitments extending beyond business operations to include volunteerism, advocacy and meaningful community engagement. The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce received the Entergy New Orleans Chair Award for fostering economic development and strengthening business relationships, and the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank received the Entergy Louisiana Chair Award for addressing food insecurity and providing critical resources to families in need.

Leadership on Regional Growth

“Our suppliers play a critical role in strengthening our infrastructure, improving reliability and supporting economic development opportunities like the I-510 Corridor,” said Deanna Rodriguez, president and CEO of Entergy New Orleans. “Their partnership has been instrumental in advancing our resilience plan and to making improvements to our electric grid.”

Entergy Louisiana & New Orleans Honor Suppliers at Inaugural Awards

“Louisiana is experiencing unprecedented investment and economic growth, and our suppliers are essential to meeting the demands of that growth,” said Philip May, president and CEO of Entergy Louisiana. “Their expertise and collaboration help us navigate challenges, capitalize on new opportunities, and continue delivering reliable service to our customers.”

The awards luncheon highlighted how the companies prioritize partnerships that spur innovation, boost economic growth, and improve communities across Louisiana.

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