Entergy Mississippi has announced the appointment of three new vice presidents to lead key business functions within the company. Lee Alexander has been named vice president of power plant operations, Kamisha Quates as vice president of reliability, and Jeremy Vanderloo as vice president of business operations and strategy.
The appointments come as Entergy Mississippi embarks on transformative milestones, including the construction of a new advanced power station in the Mississippi Delta. These executives bring a wealth of utility experience in operations, maintenance, project management, system planning, environmental standards, asset implementation, regulatory, and public affairs.
CEO Haley Fisacklerly expressed confidence in the new appointees, highlighting their knowledge and expertise in the industry. Alexander will oversee power plant operations, Quates will focus on reliability and Vanderloo will lead business operations and strategy.
Alexander, a longtime Entergy employee, brings extensive experience in plant operations and maintenance, while Quates has a background in system planning and renewable generation development. Vanderloo, with a legal and regulatory background, will drive strategic initiatives and collaboration across the corporation.
Entergy Mississippi’s commitment to becoming a premier utility provider is evident in these strategic appointments. The company serves approximately 459,000 customers in 45 counties and is a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation, a Fortune 500 electric company. With a focus on sustainability and corporate citizenship, Entergy is investing in cleaner, more efficient energy solutions and delivering economic benefits to local communities.
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