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Juliana Furlanetto Odoni
São Paulo, Brazil
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Juliana Furlanetto Odoni holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental
engineering and a master’s degree in business management. The
-year-old Brazilian first came to Siemens in  as an intern in cor-
porate quality management before joining a trainee program in .
Since , she’s been working as a sales support manager. Always
motivated to improve processes, Juliana has participated in several
projects and
programs focused on making Siemens Brazil a benchmark
in leadership,
productivity and customer satisfaction. Very committed
to sustainability issues, she’s also been serving as an environmental
education volunteer and panelist.
Jesper Rönnbäck
Finspång, Sweden
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Jesper Rönnbäck plays a key role in keeping production
running smoothly at our gas turbine plant in the Swedish
town of Finspång. Starting out as a technical assistant
and moving up to the position of foreman in , Jesper is
responsible for all the plant’s electrical installation work,
including the connecting up of the SGT-, one of our
latest gas turbines. A smaller gas turbine in the Siemens
portfolio, the SGT- is capable of generating  mega-
watts of power. Its outstanding features include versatility,
high efficiency and low emissions – all of which make it one
of the most environmentally friendly turbines in its class.
Hamad Al Khayyat
General Manager Oil & Gas, Qatar
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Hamad Al Khayyat joined Siemens WLL Qatar in December 
as General Manager of the company’s oil and gas business
in the Gulf state. As a highly respected expert in Qatar’s oil, gas
and petrochemicals industry, Hamad boasts vast experience
in strategic planning and in fostering business relationships with
other organizations and the representatives of governmental
and non-governmental institutions. As a large number of projects
impressively attest, he’s helped strengthen Siemens’ successful,
trust-based partnership with the nation of Qatar.
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