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ARTICLE · 27 SEPTEMBER 2016

Powerful Women: JoAnne Butler

This week, our Powerful Women series profiles JoAnne Butler, Vice-President, Market and Resource Development at the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO).

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This week, our Powerful Women series profiles JoAnne Butler, Vice-President, Market and Resource Development at the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO).  JoAnne's extensive experience in the private sector, both in Canada and internationally, as well as in the public sector in Ontario, gives her a unique view of the industry landscape.  We were thrilled to get her views on the opportunity for evolution in electricity markets, as well as her advice for women in the sector who are working toward professional goals and success.

How did you originally get involved in the energy sector?

I received an engineering degree from Queen's in 1978. I was one of the mass exodus that went from points east to Alberta in the first oil boom. I worked for Amoco Corporation in various national and expatriate roles in the oil and gas sector. The company got bought out by BP in 1999 and I decided to leave. TransAlta was looking to their succession plan for their VP of

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