ENTERGY CORP (ETR)
Sector: Utilities
Sector: Utilities
ENTERGY CORP - Executive Compensation
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Executive Compensation
Kimberly Cook-Nelson serves as the Executive Vice President, Nuclear Operations and Chief Nuclear Officer at Entergy Corporation, a role she assumed in 2020. With over 30 years of experience in the nuclear industry, Cook-Nelson has been instrumental in leading Entergy's nuclear operations, overseeing the company's six nuclear power plants across the southern United States. Her leadership has been pivotal in ensuring the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of these facilities, which provide carbon-free electricity to millions of customers. Before joining Entergy, Cook-Nelson held various leadership positions within the nuclear sector. She began her career at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), where she progressed through several roles, ultimately serving as the Site Vice President at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant. Her tenure at TVA was marked by significant improvements in plant performance and safety culture. Cook-Nelson's expertise and dedication to nuclear safety and operational excellence have earned her widespread recognition within the industry. At Entergy, she continues to drive initiatives focused on enhancing nuclear safety, operational efficiency, and environmental sustainability. In her current role at Entergy, Cook-Nelson is responsible for guiding the strategic direction of the company's nuclear fleet, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Under her leadership, Entergy has maintained a strong commitment to nuclear safety and has achieved notable milestones in plant performance and operational reliability. Cook-Nelson's vision for the future of nuclear energy includes leveraging innovative technologies and practices to further enhance the sustainability and competitiveness of Entergy's nuclear operations. Her contributions to the field have not only solidified Entergy's position as a leader in the nuclear industry but also advanced the broader goal of providing clean, reliable energy to the communities it serves.