Sue Spradley, North America Region Head for Nokia Siemens Networks, and 2010 Technology Business Council Chair
The Dallas Regional Chamber’s Technology Business Council is proud to announce that Sue Spradley, Head of the North America Region for Nokia Siemens Networks, is the 2010 Technology Business Council Chair. Spradley has taken over this leadership position from John Dupree, Vice President Enterprise and Federal Government for Sprint, who served as Technology Business Council Chair from January 2008- December 2009.
Spradley has more than 20 years of experience in services, operations, sales, customer service and global product line management in the telecommunications industry. She currently leads Nokia Siemens Networks’ North American region and its Customer and Market Operations. After joining the company in July 2007, she became a member of the Nokia Siemens Networks Executive Board on August 19th, 2009.
Prior to joining Nokia Siemens Networks, Spradley was president of Nortel Global Services and Operations responsible for technical engineering, manufacturing and supply chain management. She also was a member of the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NTSAC), which reported to the President of the United States.
As Technology Business Council Chair, Spradley will oversee the Chamber’s activities in the high-tech and bio-tech space, along with supporting the overall mission of the Chamber by serving on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee. The TBC Chair works closely with the Chamber to plan out the year’s program of work, to actively involve TBC members and technology leaders in the DFW region in these initiatives, and to represent the TBC at various industry events.
The Technology Business Council (TBC) is comprised of Dallas Regional Chamber member companies, stakeholders in the area’s technology and life science community, and financial investors of the TBC’s activities throughout the year. Through various leadership, networking and educational opportunities, the TBC maintains its mission to develop, promote and sustain the greater Dallas region as a global leader in technology talent, innovation, integration and manufacturing. The TBC has laid out its program of work for 2010, which can be viewed by clicking here.
The Chamber would also like to thank John Dupree for his support and leadership over the past two years.
If you have interest in finding out more about the Technology Business Council and how your company could become involved, please visit www.DallasTBC.org or contact Erica Flores at eflores@dallaschamber.org.
