As part of our series introducing you to the members of our team, we sat down for a chat with Jo, who is a Business Administrator for the terptree team.
Jo Newton
Where are you from?
– London (Cockney) was born within the sound of Bow Bells
What have you done in your career until now?
– Retail Management for John Lewis Partnership and Next. I had children and took time out to become a full-time mum. Then Sales Administration for 20 years until I had the good fortune of discovering terptree for nearly 2 years.
What is your proudest achievement?
– My proudest achievement has to be my two beautiful children. They are my world.
What did you want to be when you were younger?
– Cabin crew.
What are you reading?
– Three Sisters by Heather Morris.
What surprises people about you?
– I once did a parachute jump from 4,000 feet!
What’s your favourite quote?
Carpe diem
What is your favourite thing about being a Business Administrator?
– Being part of such an amazing and supportive team who really cares and is committed to making a difference for the deaf community.
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