Opportunities at NYPA Continue to Expand What’s more, much of NYPA’s energy is generated by its own motivated and diverse work force.
Did you know that NYPA has done more than half-a-billion dollars in business with minority- and woman-owned enterprises?
Working with men and women of varied cultures and backgrounds gives us new ideas and perspectives that can improve the way we accomplish our goal of providing reliable, low-cost electricity and clean energy services throughout New York State.
At NYPA’s St. Lawrence-FDR Power Project in Massena, N.Y.
Meet Some of the Women Who Help Generate and Transmit Power
Nancy LaBaff Senior Control Room Operator Began working at NYPA as a groundskeeper in 1982. “I am blessed to work with some of the nicest guys. If you want to learn, they want to help you.”
Denise Dorey Chief Electrician Began working at NYPA as a tour guide in 1979. “I grew up at NYPA. It’s where I learned that working hard and being persistent pays off.”
We welcome inquiries from any individual looking to advance his or her career, or minority- and/or woman-owned business. To learn more, including a list of our latest job openings and/or business opportunities for your firm, visit:
www.nypa.gov.
Barbara Gray Journeyman Electrician Began working at NYPA as a janitor in 1999. “The guys I work with are fantastic. If anyone has a question or a problem, they always take the time to explain things.”
Michael J. Townsend Chairman
Richard M. Kessel President and CEO
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