10 key insights from 10 years of energy transition
Lessons on energy transition include the need to balance sustainability and socio-economic impact and the importance of doubling down on public-private sector collaboration.
Stephanie Jamison is Accenture’s global Resources Industry Practices Chair, which includes the utilities, chemicals, natural resources, and energy industries, as well as Accenture’s global Sustainability Services leader. In these roles, and as a member of Accenture’s Global Management Committee, she has responsibility for Accenture helping its clients reach their net-zero targets and broader sustainability goals.
Stephanie was previously Strategy & Consulting lead for Europe, working with C-suite executives to help them accelerate their digital transformations to enhance competitiveness, growth and deliver sustainable value. Before that, Stephanie led Accenture’s global utility industry sector and was a Diamond Client account lead, helping some of the largest and most innovative utilities in North America and Europe with energy-transition and growth strategies while driving large-scale business transformation programs.
Stephanie is responsible for the work Accenture performs with the World Economic Forum (WEF) related to utilities, sustainability and the energy transition.
Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Ohio University and a Master of Science degree in Industry and Systems Engineering from Ohio State University.
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