Although the heat of summer can increase electricity use and energy costs, Entergy Arkansas is committed to helping customers stay cool and save money throughout the hotter months with bill management tools and resources.
Michael A. Daniels was many things — a visionary technologist, a principled leader, a supportive mentor, and a true friend. Across five decades, he helped shape industries, strengthen national security, and guide the digital evolution of the modern world.
Natasha Laorenza’s impact is measured not just in forward-thinking innovation, but in the strong culture she cultivates. Her work reflects the best of CACI: investing ahead of need, delivering with integrity, and empowering people at every level.
Covia’s Roff Plant was recently named the Pontotoc Technology Center (PTC) Partner in Progress for 2025, recognizing its outstanding commitment to workforce development and hands-on education in south-central Oklahoma.
In the remote village of Malkadaka, Kenya, a group of determined women is rewriting the story of hunger and climate resilience. With support from Action Against Hunger, they’re using climate-smart farming to nourish their families, grow livelihoods, and lead lasting change.
In the traditionally male-dominated maritime sector, women like Bronwyn Pountney are redefining leadership and reshaping sustainability on a global scale.
FedEx teamed up with the World Vision Foundation of Thailand to help the Pa Deng community in Phetchaburi province. They donated and set up solar-powered water filtration systems to make sure people there have consistent access to clean water.
I come from a big, close-knit family and always dreamed of having one of my own someday. What was in store is even more than I could have ever expected.
At CNH’s CASE Construction Equipment’s site in Pithampur, India, young people from underprivileged backgrounds can train as backhoe operators, helping to address a shortage of skilled workers in the construction industry.
Water is a shared resource. We all use it. We all need it. But do we give serious thought to the fact that we all need to work together to steward it? Or do we assume that someone else, someone with more people, more money, and more resources, will take charge and “fix” water ris
