Lori Pitcher Email & Phone Number

Lori Pitcher is a Director of Technical Enablement Strategy and Content Development at PTC. She possess expertise in program management, project management, business intelligence, cross functional team leadership, resource management and 17 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I had the pleasure of working on Lori’s team for many years. I’ve seen Lori tackle complex challenges like managing a large, internationally dispersed Education team, leading us to achieve stretch goals for the business, year after year. She always approaches these massive business problems with experience and grace and I enjoyed her solid leadership very much! Beyond her fantastic business acumen, she is a great person to work with, always positive and inclusive. I’m confident that Lori will excel in whatever she does, whether it be leading a large team for a Fortune 500 company, or running her own company!" and "I first began working with Lori when I joined the Education team at Cognos approximately 15 years ago. She was a technical course developer at that time and produced top-notch materials. Furthermore, she is a person who truly brings a team together. It was clear that Lori was on a leadership trajectory. Over time, Lori moved from a course developer, to a project manager, to the senior manager of our team and finally to a Strategic Learning Programs Leader on the Data and AI team at IBM. As much as I enjoyed having Lori as a colleague, over the years I also reported to her for a considerable amount of time. As a leader, her energy is infectious and she demonstrated an ability to not only build a strategic plan, but also to motivate a team to execute. Lori is a wonderful peer, an exceptional leader and a trusted and valued colleague. She is confident, strategic, efficient and innovative. Equally as important, she fosters those traits in those around her. Any team would benefit from having Lori's skills and drive and I truly hope I have the opportunity to work with her in the future. "

Listed skills include Program Management, Project Management, Business Intelligence, Cross Functional Team Leadership, and 18 others.