Jo Salter was Britain's first female fast jet pilot flying the Tornado GR1, then one of only five women fighter pilots in the world.
Her Services experience was multifaceted: technical, professional, managerial and political. She has since added seven years of e-commerce experience and management consultancy in both the public and private sector, an MBA, an Associate Lectureship with the Open University Business School and flies air cadets as a volunteer pilot for the RAF at weekends.
As a motivational speaker and life coach Jo has also written two books on using personal energy. Her television appearances include GMTV, Sky News and Record Breakers, as well as various documentaries.
"I try to offer alternative insights into personal development, meeting challenges and succeeding in the face of adversity. I have a lot of respect for people with CGD - their story is something the world can learn from too. As a mother I also relate to what parents go through with this challenge. I am proud to be a part of what the CGD Research Trust does."
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