When Jodi Eddy joined General Electric shortly after earning a degree in computer science from Southern Connecticut State University, she expected that her entire career would unfold at the conglomerate.
Throughout Eddy’s 18-year run at GE, she rotated through nearly every job in IT one could have, ranging from engineering to cybersecurity. And GE saw great potential in her too. Only six months after joining the company, Eddy was approached to join a management leadership program, setting her on the path that would eventually see her become commercial chief information officer of two different GE business units.
