MEC Young Professional Interest Form
MEC Young Professional Interest Form Read More »
MEC Tour 2022 Madison Young Professionals Form
Thank you for your interest in attending the Madison Young Professionals event; however, the event has reached capacity. If you would like to receive information on upcoming Young Professionals events, please fill out the form below!
MEC Tour 2022 Madison Young Professionals Form Read More »
Hy Stor Energy, Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission to Bring Renewable Hydrogen to the Gulf Coast Region
Hy Stor Energy, a company pioneering renewably produced green hydrogen and energy storage at scale in Mississippi, recently announced a strategic partnership with the Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission (HCPHC) to provide zero-carbon, zero-methane hydrogen to Port Bienville Industrial Park and Stennis International Airport, accelerating the decarbonization of land, air, sea, and space. Through
Entergy Invests $30 million, Relocates 44 Employees to Flora
Entergy Mississippi has purchased the former Primos facility and 10 acres, and some 25 adjacent acres in the Flora Industrial Park, and will relocate 44 employees to the site once the property is in service next year. Construction will begin soon on the 102,700-square-foot building, which is being re-designed to accommodate 39 full-time employees and
Entergy Invests $30 million, Relocates 44 Employees to Flora Read More »
Dunn Utility Products Creating 30 Jobs in New Albany
Mississippi-based company Dunn Utility Products will almost double its workforce through a $23.3 million expansion in New Albany that will add 30 new jobs. The company manufactures reinforced concrete pipe and precast concrete and is expanding into the Enhance Mississippi Shell Building in New Albany. The 100,000-square-foot shell building in Union County will house two
Dunn Utility Products Creating 30 Jobs in New Albany Read More »
MEC President & CEO Scott Waller: STEM Talent Critical for Future Success
Mississippi is part of a global competition for workforce. For our state to succeed, it is vitally important to increase the number of proficient workers, including highly skilled STEM professionals. Last year, the Mississippi Economic Council (MEC) conducted 51 small group sessions on a variety of policy issues impacting our economy during our annual tour.
MEC President & CEO Scott Waller: STEM Talent Critical for Future Success Read More »