Enron Corporation Employer Profile

ENRON—ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES

Enron is one of the world’s leading electricity, natural gas and communications companies.  The company, with revenues of $40 billion in 1999 and $60 billion for the first nine months of 2000, markets electricity, natural gas, and broadband capacity, and delivers physical commodities and financial and risk management services to customers around the world, and is developing an intelligent network platform to facilitate online business.

Enron is using the Internet to revolutionize the way business is conducted around the world. We leverage our strength across new and older markets to enable our customers to buy and sell hundreds of energy-related products and other commodities instantaneously. We saw the difficulties of managing risk in high-speed transactions and developed an innovative real-time solution. Enron Online Services give our customers the ability to transact business at the increasingly rapid pace of the global marketplace. This past year, Enron Online established itself as the largest web based e-commerce site in the world with over $300 billion in value and over 500,000 transactions.

Based in Houston, Enron is a highly successful company with eighty percent of its net income generated by businesses that didn’t exist 10 years ago—and we expect to start just as many revolutions in the next decade.

Enron is a new economy company with the entrepreneurial spirit of a startup, the financial stability of a global corporation and the market expertise of a Wall Street firm. In 2000, FORTUNE magazine’s Most Admired survey named us the Most Innovative Company in America—for the fifth consecutive year. Enron ranked first in quality of management, second in employee talent, and in the top quarter of best places to work. So what exactly makes Enron so great?

It’s Different Here.

Many companies say this, but at Enron it’s true. Our businesses are unique in the corporate world, so our work environment is one-of-a-kind as well. It’s fast moving, intense and unstructured, a recipe for incredible leaps of creativity—and occasional chaos.

Your ideas will be heard, and also challenged. You’ll be encouraged to take risks. And if your promising new idea doesn’t pan out despite your best work, that won’t keep us from letting you try another. At Enron, we know that learning from an occasional failure is the best way to spur success in the long run.

Enron’s Internet address is http://www.enron.com/. The stock is traded under the ticker symbol “ENE.”