Jackie is Vice President of Global Operations Strategy and Corporate Sustainability at Western Digital, where she leads the company’s enterprise-wide sustainability agenda and operational transformation.

A passionate leader, she delivers world-class operational excellence, driving sustainability impact, and augmenting the workforce across Western Digital’s global footprint.

Under Jackie’s leadership, Western Digital collaborated with industry partners, pioneered the first large-scale recovery of rare earth metals from data center electronic waste in the U.S., setting a new benchmark for sustainable impact.

Jackie is responsible for driving initiatives that decarbonize operations and the entire value chain, advancing circularity innovation, and reporting progress across emissions, waste, and water reduction. Western Digital has achieved measurable progress toward all publicly committed sustainability goals, and has been recognized as one of America's Greenest Company by Newsweek.

Jackie is known for delivering world-class impacts in digital transformation. She immersed herself in Western Digital’s factories, a hands-on approach that helped earn seven World Economic Forum "Lighthouse" designations for AI powered manufacturing and sustainability. The sites in Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines, are the first Lighthouses in their respective countries. The factory in Malaysia is the first “Sustainability Lighthouse” in Asia, while the factory in Shanghai is honored to be the first “Sustainability Lighthouse” in China.

Jackie also has deep expertise in product and process development, program management and global operation, delivering performance while improving organizational capability.

Jackie received Connected World’s “2021 Women of Technology” award. She serves as a council member for the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council for Advanced Manufacturing and Value Chains, as well as being an executive committee member for the US Center for Advanced Manufacturing.