Pauline Jorgensen

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Party: Conservative

Ward: Hillside

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Surgery details

Street surgery weekly in Earley, locations around the wards. Contact Pauline for more details or to arrange an appointment.

Contact information

Home address: 
Planters Lodge
Cutbush Lane
Earley
RG6 4UU

Mobile:  07824385292

Bus. email:  pauline.jorgensen@wokingham.gov.uk

Twitter :  @earleytories

Facebook :  www.facebook.com/earley.tories?fref=ts

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Committee appointments

Terms of Office

  • 01/05/2008 - 03/05/2012
  • 03/05/2012 - 05/05/2016
  • 05/05/2016 - 10/05/2021
  • 10/05/2021 -

Appointments to outside bodies

Additional Information

Pauline has a BSc in Zoology, a DBA and an MBA.  Following her first degree and a year of scientific research, she started work as a computer programmer in the aviation industry.

 

She has had a wide variety of roles in IT applications development, compliance and support followed by a period running Sarbanes Oxley compliance and as CISO.  She has held senior management roles in aviation outside IT including heading up People Services and Airport Transformation and is currently responsible for Recruitment.

 

Pauline has lived in Earley since 1984 and served on Earley Town Council for twenty-four years, formerly as Mayor. She is married with one son who is grown up and is now researching in Epidemiology at Imperial College.  At the Borough Council she has been Vice Chairman of Audit, Conservative Group chairman, Executive Member for Residents Services and a member of the Personnel Board, Executive Member for Housing, and Director of Wokingham Holdings Ltd and Executive Member for Highways and Transport. She is currently Leader of the Conservative Group.

 

In her spare time, she is very interested in photography and history, especially naval military history, architecture and of course, aviation.

 

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