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Jeanne Cameron

Jeanne Cameron, Volt employee working as a Support Analyst at Microsoft, has been on assignment with Volt for several months. When she isn’t moving fast at Microsoft, she is speeding through life during her time off. Jeanne holds the American record for Speed Skydiving and is preparing to attempt to break the world record in Speed Skydiving this year. When Jeanne competes, she makes three jumps from an altitude of 4,000 meters (13,124 feet) and tries to free fall as fast as she can.

What is Speed Skydiving?

Speed skydiving is a new skydiving discipline with a definition as simple as it gets. It was developed in the last few years and represents the fastest non-motorized sport on Earth. In the essence, speed skydiving is the discipline where the only one aspect of the skydiving counts – freefall speed. Achieving and maintaining high free fall speed is the goal of speed skydiving. You can learn more about the sport by going to the International Speed Skydiving Association’s website: http://www.speedskydiving.eu/?p=p_15&sName=what-is-

When did you get involved with the sport?

I started jumping in the early 1970’s and have over 1000 jumps.

What is your fastest speed?

My fastest speed has exceeded 500KPH in training.

Here are some of my of Jeanne’s accomplishments:

Jeanne Cameron (f) 371.60 km/h, World Cup, July 2005, Jumptown, USA.

The 2004-series: Jeanne Cameron entered the scene over Jumptown and beat the US record two times.

Jeanne Cameron (f) 365.93 km/h, World Cup, August 2004, Jumptown, USA.

Jeanne Cameron (f) 361.82 km/h, World Cup, August 2004, Jumptown, USA.

As you are getting ready to go compete you’re still working at MS. What are you working on?

I am trying to completely revamp the Branded Entertainment servers and consolidate them into new servers in 2 racks instead of 4 and finish the project before I leave on vacation in a week. Busy, Busy, Busy

Congratulations Jeanne. We all wish you the best of luck! Go set that world record.

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