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- Electrical Association 2025 Membership
Greetings Members,
2024 was a successful year for the Electrical Association of New Orleans. We could not be more thrilled with the turnout and participation at each event.
It is time to renew your Membership and we ask you all to remember the exciting events attended and the fellowship and camaraderie shared by all as you make your decision to renew. We hope that you will continue at the same level that you committed to last year or maybe you want to move up the ladder a little to enjoy a few more perks. We welcome you to look over the sponsorship tiers and send your dues to Loni at your earliest convenience.
We are attaching the invoice for the 2025 Membership Dues for the Electrical Association of New Orleans which includes a breakdown of all Sponsorship Tiers. Please complete the information on the invoice and return with your payment per the instructions on the invoice. This year we are pleased to announce that we can accept quarterly payments for your Sponsorship. If you or your company requires a mailed copy, please let us know and we will drop one in the mail to you.
We look forward to seeing you all at the events this coming year and growing our Membership.
Warm regards,Your EANO Board
EANO Mission Statement
Provide members and individuals associated with the “Electrical” industry of the New Orleans area, opportunity for networking, education, and career development. Our primary objectives are to promote electrical safety and efficiency, and to provide both insight and career opportunities within our industry.
The Association
The Electrical Association of New Orleans was founded in 1921 to establish a close working relationship with electrical contractors in order to better promote electrical safety and the sale of adequate wiring and lighting. NOPSI* provided the initial funding of $1,800 to establish the Association.
Throughout the next 100+ years, the Association has grown and expanded; and today there are over 300 members representing architects, engineers, electrical contractors, wholesalers and distributors, manufacturers, and manufacturers agents, energy conservation reps, electrical inspectors and electric utility representatives.
The various streetcar lines of New Orleans were consolidated under NOPSI’s control in 1922. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, NOPSI converted all the streetcar lines in New Orleans, except for the St. Charles Avenue Line to bus service.
In 1983, control of the system’s mass transit was transferred to a public agency, the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority. NOPSI later became Entergy New Orleans, a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation.)