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Joanne Thurlow

Global Head of IT at Siemens Energy

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Nominated in the category:
WomenTech Ambassador of the Year

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Session: 'Team Management as learned from the back of a dog sled'

Over a decade spent running dogs in the Canadian winters showed me that the success of each run was founded in knowing each dog – its personality, its strengths, its skills in the team. The placement of each dog can make – or break – the outcome of each run. Get it wrong – it could be life threatening. Get it right – it brings success and satisfaction that makes everyone a winner.
The lessons learned from the back of the dog sled have served well in managing global tech teams. Success on the team – as with success on the trail – depends on knowing each team member, their personalities and related strengths, how their position on the team is best leveraged, and how the team pulls together when faced with unexpected challenges and changes that we encounter throughout our working lives.
Using anecdotal stories, we will gain insights in how to get the best for each team member, and from each team member.


Bio: Joanne Thurlow

Joanne’s career began in Canada and has spanned multiple roles, organizations, and countries with many challenges and rewards on route. Through creative problem solving and inspiring leadership, she commits to delivering beyond expectations by finding the right solution, at the right time with maximum efficiency.
Working with global teams, Joanne understands the key to success is the empowerment of each team member. Her ability to recognize and develop an individual’s highest potential value add has ensured continuous success over the years – for team and for the business. Joanne recognizes that all are ‘Possibility in Progress’.


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