Lucy Dimes, chief executive officer, UK & Ireland, Alcatel-Lucent from London.
Pictured left to right: Sarah Ashmore, CIO, BP finance and tax at BP (sponsor of this category), Lucy Dimes, chief executive officer, UK & Ireland, Alcatel-Lucent, and Karen Gill, co-founder of everywoman.
The 2013 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards took place at The Savoy Hotel in London, 19 March.
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