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Angela Wilkinson has a diverse and extensive work experience. Angela is currently serving as the Secretary General and CEO at the World Energy Council, where they lead the organization's efforts to reconnect energy with human development and progress. Prior to this role, they worked as the Senior Director of Scenarios and Business Insights at the World Energy Council.
Angela also has experience working at the U.S. GAO as a Fellow at the Centre of Strategic Foresight and as the CEO of OXFORD FUTURES LIMITED, where they facilitated global multi-stakeholder initiatives and helped organizations build capabilities in strategic foresight.
Angela was the Head of Strategic Foresight at the OECD, where they were responsible for upgrading the organization's strategic foresight capabilities, developing global foresight products and services, and supporting member governments with strategic risk assessment and visioning.
Angela has also held positions at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford, and at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Additionally, they have worked at Shell International Limited, where they led special projects and transformed the External Affairs function to a more proactive and strategic role.
Throughout their career, Angela has worked in various countries and has demonstrated their skills in strategic foresight, leadership, and stakeholder management.
Angela Wilkinson obtained their PhD and BSc (Hons) in Physics from the University of Leicester, where they studied from 1980 to 1987. Prior to their university education, they attended Devizes School, although details about any degrees or fields of study are not provided. Additionally, Angela has obtained the NEBOSH Diploma in Environmental Management from NEBOSH, although specific details about the month and year of obtaining the certification are not provided.
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World Energy Council
The World Energy Council is the world's oldest independent and impartial community of energy leaders and practitioners. Through our Humanising Energy vision, we involve more people and communities in accelerating clean and just energy transitions in all world regions. Formed in 1923, the Council has convened diverse interests from across the full energy ecosystem for a century, and today has over 3,000 member organisations and a presence in nearly 100 countries. Our global network draws from governments, private and state corporations, academia and civil society, as well as current and future energy leaders. We effectively collaborate on impact programmes and inform local, regional and global energy agendas in support of our enduring mission: to promote the sustainable use and supply of energy for the benefit of all people. The Council convenes leadership dialogues including the World Energy Congress to enable new collaborations and drive impact; and provides a range of practical tools including the World Energy Trilemma Framework to define, support and better manage energy transitions.