Mississippi Power Appoints Jamie Miller to Expanded Development Role
Mississippi Power has appointed Jamie Miller to the newly expanded role of Senior Director of Economic, Workforce and Community Development. This consolidated position will oversee initiatives aimed at supporting job creation, workforce readiness, and community investment across Mississippi.
Biloxi Gulfport, MS, October 22, 2026 —
Mississippi Power has appointed Jamie Miller to the newly expanded position of Senior Director of Economic, Workforce and Community Development, a consolidated role overseeing initiatives related to jobs, workforce readiness and community investment across Mississippi.
The position brings those areas under one senior director role, according to the information provided about the appointment. The initiatives it will oversee are aimed at supporting job creation, preparing workers and encouraging community investment throughout the state.
The description does not specify when Miller’s appointment takes effect or provide details about Miller’s previous role. It also does not identify particular programs, investments, communities or employment targets connected to the position. No financial figures or project timelines were provided.
The scope described for the role is statewide. However, further information was not provided about how the initiatives will be organized, how progress will be measured or which organizations may be involved. The summary of the appointment also does not include a statement from Miller or Mississippi Power explaining the reason for expanding and consolidating the position.
The appointment establishes a single senior director role with oversight of economic, workforce and community development initiatives. The stated focus is on supporting job creation, workforce readiness and community investment in Mississippi; additional details about planned activities and expected outcomes were not available.
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