Leadership
Haley Fisackerly - President and Chief Executive Officer of Entergy
Mississippi, Inc.
Haley Fisackerly was named president and chief executive officer of Entergy
Mississippi, Inc. in June 2008.
With broad experience in customer service and governmental affairs, Fisackerly
brings a wealth of knowledge to his latest leadership position.
Serving various leadership roles at Entergy over the last 14 years, Fisackerly
returned to the utility company after spending a year at Entergy Nuclear as
the vice president of governmental and regulatory affairs. Prior to that, he
was Entergy Mississippi’s vice president of customer operations for five
years.
In his previous position with Entergy Mississippi, Fisackerly created the
customer operations organization by combining economic development, customer
service and commercial and industrial accounts under one umbrella. The
reorganization helped leverage and enhance the capabilities of each function
while producing greater efficiencies and cross-discipline support and teamwork.
Fisackerly also led initiatives to improve customer satisfaction and raise
Entergy Mississippi’s visibility in the community, and he was a key member of
the leadership team during the Hurricane Katrina restoration effort.
Fisackerly grew up in Columbus, Miss., and graduated with a bachelor’s degree
in business administration from Mississippi State University. He earned a
master’s degree in public administration with an emphasis in executive,
legislative and regulatory management from George Washington University.
Before joining Entergy, Fisackerly’s career was centered on politics. He
served for several years on the staff of U.S. Senator Thad Cochran, where he
managed Cochran’s Washington office. He also assisted the senator with
economic development projects in Mississippi as well as legislative matters
related to energy, the environment and interior appropriations.
Fisackerly joined Entergy in 1995 in federal governmental affairs in
Washington D.C. Later, he moved to Little Rock, Ark., where he was director of
system regulatory strategy. He returned to Mississippi in June 2002.
Fisackerly serves on numerous statewide and Jackson-area boards, including the
Mississippi Museum of Art, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, the Dixie National
Sale of Junior Champions, Momentum Mississippi, Mississippi State University
Development Foundation Board of Directors, Jackson State University
Foundation, Nature Conservancy and UMMC Research Advisory Board.
Updated March 2010
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