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SUMMARY:Software Defined Vehicles
DESCRIPTION:From Today’s Driver Assistance and Advanced Infotainment to Enhanced Safety and Energy Efficiency \nContemporary premium vehicles incorporate a plethora of advanced performance\, safety\, infotainment\, and communications capabilities. These include adaptive cruise control\, collision avoidance systems\, semi autonomous driving systems\, and intelligent comfort\, communications and infotainment features. All of these features combine to deliver a premium transportation experience\, but only scratch the surface of what is becoming possible today. \nThis session will discuss the elements of today’s early SDVs\, how these elements and capabilities will evolve\, and the implications for both the HW and SW development of SDVs and the automotive ecosystem.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/vehicles/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:GenAI 101: How to Use AI Chatbots as Your Force Multiplier
DESCRIPTION:Intel Alumni Dan Fineberg and Michael Zeuthen of The Fusion Syndicate join moderator and Intel Alumni Network president James Cape\, plus The Fusion Syndicate expert Greg Hoyos\, in a webinar focused on leveraging AI tools as a competitive force multiplier. The webinar covers key AI use cases in marketing communications\, lead management\, and customer service. The webinar includes engaging discussion geared to supercharging organizations by fusing human creativity with AI tools in a responsible\, strategic manner. The lessons are inspiring\, yet pragmatic\, with actionable takeaways to elevate marketing and business successes. \nLearn more about The Fusion Syndicate.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/generative-ai-real-life-use-cases-in-ai-accelerated-operations/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230829T150000
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SUMMARY:Chip War Panel Event
DESCRIPTION:Panelists Include \n   \nChris Miller\n \nJim Evers\n \nStuart Pann\n \nAl Thompson \n \nModerator: Carl Everett \nPlease join us for an online panel discussion focusing on the future of the semiconductor industry\, as discussed in Chris Miller’s book “Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology”. \nFor decades\, the US was the undisputed global leader in semiconductor manufacturing\, but today we take a distant back seat to Taiwan. Our distinguished panel will discuss how we got here and what we need to do to return to global leadership. Our panelists will include the author Chris Miller and three current Intel executives\, with IAN Founding Member Carl Everett as moderator. \n\nSpecial Opportunity:  IAN Members can submit questions for the panelists at this link:  Chip War Questions \n\nPanelists \nChris Miller is author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology\, a geopolitical history of the computer chip. He previously wrote three other books on Russia\, including Putinomics: Power and Money in Resurgent Russia; We Shall Be Masters: Russia’s Pivots to East Asia from Peter the Great to Putin; and The Struggle to Save the Soviet Economy: Mikhail Gorbachev and the Collapse of the USSR. He also serves as Associate Professor of International History\, where his research focuses on technology\, geopolitics\, economics\, international affairs\, and Russia. He has previously served as the Associate Director of the Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy at Yale\, a lecturer at the New Economic School in Moscow\, a visiting researcher at the Carnegie Moscow Center\, a research associate at the Brookings Institution\, and as a fellow at the German Marshall Fund’s Transatlantic Academy. He received his PhD and MA from Yale University and his BA in history from Harvard University. For more information\, see www.christophermiller.net. \n​James (Jim) E. Evers is vice president and the Ohio Site Manufacturing and Operations Manager within the group’s Fab/Sort Manufacturing organization at Intel Corporation. As the senior leader for the site\, Jim will lead the effort to build Intel’s first U.S. Green Field site in 40 years with full start-up ownership. This includes the integration of the project schedule\, construction\, procurement\, talent\, training\, technology transfer\, start-up\, ramp and external engagement and partnerships. \nEvers joined Intel in 1994 as a burn-in operator working in the assembly test organization in Chandler\, Arizona. He spent most of his career working at the company’s Fab 12\, Fab 22\, Fab 32\, and Fab42 manufacturing plants in the Ocotillo campus in Chandler\, Arizona. He progressed from operator to factory manager over the course of his Intel career\, holding engineering leadership positions in the areas of sort\, etch and lithography. During his tenure at Intel\, Evers has been part of four manufacturing plant startups and contributed to seven generations of process technology startups and ramps. He has served as factory manager since 2010. \nEvers earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Arizona State University. He also holds an MBA degree from Arizona State University.  LinkedIn \nStuart Pann is Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intel Foundry Services (IFS). In this role\, Stu drives continued growth for IFS and its differentiated systems foundry offering\, which goes beyond traditional wafer fabrication to include packaging\, chiplet standards and software\, as well as U.S. and Europe based capacity. \nStu previously served as Chief Business Transformation Officer and General Manager of Intel’s Corporate Planning Group. As part of this role\, he established the company’s IDM 2.0 Acceleration Office (IAO) to guide the implementation of an internal foundry model. IAO closely collaborates with all Intel business units and functional teams to support the company’s internal foundry model.  \nIn June 2021\, Stu returned to Intel\, where he had started his career in 1981. Prior to his return\, he was Chief Supply Chain Officer and Chief Information Officer at Hewlett Packard (HP) for six years. At HP\, Stu managed the company’s supply chain\, which delivers close to one million products to customers each year.  \nBefore joining HP in July 2014\, Stu served as Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Intel’s Business Management Group\, where he was responsible for pricing\, revenue and forecasting functions for the company’s microprocessor and chipset operations. He also co-managed the geographic operations teams for the Intel sales force and oversaw order management and external-facing supply chain programs. Stu held several management positions within the company’s sales organization before moving into an operations role in 1999 as the director of Microprocessor Marketing and Business Planning. \n​​​Stu earned a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Michigan Technological University and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Michigan.   LinkedIn \nAl Thompson is VP of US Government Affairs and is responsible for Intel’s governmental relations effort at the U.S. state and federal levels.   \nPrior to joining Intel\, he was the Executive Director of Government Relations at Raytheon Technologies Inc (RTX) where he led their government relations team for the commercial aerospace and space businesses. He also led their state government relations efforts and supervised their digital advocacy program.    \nBefore joining RTX\, Thompson worked at Mehlman\, Vogel\, Castagnetti developing and executing advocacy strategies for Fortune 500 companies. He served as the Deputy Executive Director of the Technology CEO Council\, where he advised the CEOs of America’s leading IT companies on their public policy agenda.  \nPrior to that\, he served as Vice President of Global Supply Chain Policy at the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA). At RILA\, Al represented Wal-Mart\, Target\, Lowe’s\, Home Depot\, Best Buy\, and Costco\, leading their advocacy efforts on supply chain issues.  \nThompson has also worked in the U.S. House of Representatives\, serving as a Senior Professional Staff member on the Committee on Homeland Security for Chairman Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS).  \nThompson served five years in the U.S. Coast Guard. He is a recipient of numerous military and civilian awards.  He has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Government from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a Masters of Arts in Legislative Affairs from George Washington University. \nThompson lives in Maryland with his three children and in his free time likes to golf\, attend concerts\, and read.   LinkedIn \nCarl Everett has a 40-year career in the Semiconductor Industry\, Personal Computer Business and Venture Capital.  Starting at Motorola Integrated Circuit Division\, Served as SVP of Intel Corp\, (INTC)\, and CEO/Chairman of FormFactor Inc\, FORM.  He was SVP at Dell Computer Corp\, Dell\, (DELL)\, and a Partner at Accel Partners in Palo Alto Ca.  LinkedIn
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2023-08-29-chip-war-2023/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:Gordon Moore Tribute by Intel Corp
DESCRIPTION:Intel and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will hosted a tribute to celebrate the life of Gordon Moore\, Intel’s co-founder.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/gordon-moore/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:BUM for Alums
DESCRIPTION:Presented By \n \nJerry Bautista\, PhD\nVP & GM of Roadmap Operations and Communications \nJerry’s LinkedIn Profile \n\nThursday\, March 09\, 2023\nRegister here\nBUM material is still being prepared.  When details of the BUM topics are communicated to IAN\, they will be listed here. \nWe are accepting BUM questions pre-event (up to the day before the BUM) at this address:  BUMquestions@intelaluni.org
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2023-03-09-bum-for-alums/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230228T000000
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SUMMARY:Enjoying and Serving the Great Southwest
DESCRIPTION:Panelists Include \n \nJim Boone\n \nMitch Fry\n \nDave Pacheco\n \nModerator: James ‘Desert Rat’ Cape \nTuesday\, February 28\, 2023\nRegister Here\nWhat do experiences on public land mean to you?  National Parks\, National Monuments\, Wilderness and other protected public lands belong to all Americans and offer many benefits including conservation\, recreation\, access to history and culture\, scientific study and resilience in a changing climate. The Southwest is especially rich in public land treasures such as the recently designated Bears Ears National Monument in Utah and Gold Butte National Monument in NV. \nThese moments provide rich cultural\, historical and natural resources and are vital to the cultures and sustenance of present-day Tribes. There are many public land treasures that need better stewardship or protection. Recreation skyrocketed during COVID-19 and agencies were unprepared to deal with increased use. \nLearn how you can make a difference for public lands through providing direct hands-on help to public lands in Utah and Nevada\, and use your citizen voice to ensure these lands are managed and protected for the benefit of generations to come. \nModerated by IAN President and life-long desert enthusiast\, James Cape\, join this webinar to hear 3 leading environmental stewards discuss how Intel alums can responsibly enjoy our public lands and even get involved to help protect and preserve these special places while respecting the culture of the first Americans. \nPart of our ‘Life After Intel’ series.  Learn how you can make a difference for public lands through providing direct hands-on help to public lands in Utah and Nevada\, and have fun doing it! \n\n\nPanelists \nAn outdoorsman since before birth\, Jim Boone retired with a Ph.D. in Ecology and a passion for conservation issues. His main activities these days involve sharing knowledge of the desert environment\, encouraging responsible outdoor recreation\, and clearing Nevada of abandoned mining claim markers that trap and kill birds and other creatures. \nMitch Fry is a retired computer science faculty/software engineer and a lifelong volunteer for educational\, community and environmental organizations. In his free time\, he can be found exploring outdoors in the desert southwest\, the mountains and shores of the northwest. Currently active as the board president for Friends of Gold Butte. \nJenny Holmes is the West Coast Organizer for Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and lives in Portland\, OR. She fell in love with Utah’s amazing landscapes on a geology field trip in college that centered on Capitol Reef National Park. She has served as an organizer on issues including climate change and energy for various constituencies over 30 years. She experienced the wilderness very young growing up in an outdoors-oriented family in Oregon. \nDave Pacheco is SUWA’s Utah Grassroots Organizer\, a fifth generation Utahn from Salt Lake City. He’s in his second stint with SUWA\, having held similar positions with the organization from 1994-2004\, rejoining the staff in 2014. His focus is educating and bringing together individuals and groups in support of protecting the remaining wild lands at the heart of the Colorado Plateau. In his own time\, Dave prefers hiking\, paddling\, bike touring and quiet recreation in the Western U.S.\, especially the red rock country of southern Utah. \nAt a very early age\, James Cape began exploring the deserts of the American West. What once started as a series of family camping and backpacking expeditions\, evolved into a deep passion for all outdoors activities. James’ first Intel sabbatical in 1991 started with a relay swim race across the Maui channel with the rest of the eleven weeks spent camping\, hiking and mountain biking a large section of Utah’s red rock country — simply put\, James fell “in love”. Since then\, whenever James is done with his iMBOs\, he heads back out into the desert to find beauty\, peace and solitude.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2023-02-28-the-great-southwest/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230111T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230111T183000
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SUMMARY:The Intel 386 Processor – A watershed moment in computing
DESCRIPTION:Panelists Include \n\n\nJohn Crawford\n \nChip Krauskopf\n \nClaude Leglise\n \nShantanu Gupta – Moderator\nWednesday\, January 11\, 2023\, 5:00-6:30 PM PST\nIntel is widely recognized for inventing the modern microprocessor and bringing it into mainstream consciousness. And while stories of the 4004 processor\, first commercialized in 1971\, are famously known\, what is less understood is the pivotal role played by the Intel 80386 in catalyzing the PC industry and unlocking Intel’s fortunes. \nWho were the brains behind the 386? What led to the technical & business decisions to invest in the 386? What challenges did they face? What lessons were learnt? To hear the answers to these and other questions\, please join us at the next Intel Alumni Event\, where 386 engineers John Crawford\, Claude Leglise and Chip Krauskopf share their memories\, experiences\, and anecdotes from a unique and consequential time in Intel’s history. \nCheck out the 386 memorabilia in Memory Lane \n\nPanelist Biographies \nJohn Crawford  \nAfter a 4-year stint as a software developer of 8086 programming tools\, John Crawford was the first employee assigned to the 386 project.  He was the Architect responsible for defining the instruction set\, and led the teams developing the microcode and test programs. He later held lead roles on the 486 and Pentium processors. He is a retired Intel Fellow and National Academy of Engineering member. He holds 52 patents\, and received the ACM/IEEE Eckert-Mauchly Award. \nChip Krauskopf \nChip Krauskopf joined Intel and the 386 project as an NCG in 1983 after receiving a BS in Computer Engineering and an MSEE.  He was responsible for logic design of the Segmentation Unit of the 386 which eliminated the much reviled “64K limit” to the relief of software programmers; and implemented automated random logic receiving an Intel Individual Achievement Award in the process.  Chip went on to manage 486 design automation and after 20 years at Intel joined a series of startups.  Chip holds 6 US Patents\, 5 from his work on the 386\, and 4 Intel Achievement Awards. \nClaude Leglise \nClaude Leglise joined Intel from graduate school as the Product Marketing Engineer for the 8086/8088 processors in the summer of 1982.  He became marketing manager for the 286 and 386 families in 1983\, leading the design win campaign and planning and executing the launch of the 386. Later as marketing director for all microprocessors he led the public introductions of the 386SX\, 376\, 486 and i860. Claude spent 23 years at Intel before joining the dark side and becoming a venture capitalist. He holds one US patent. \nShantanu Gupta \nDuring his 28 year Intel tenure\, Shantanu held a variety of roles across server CPU design development\, marketing and business development for existing and new markets. He joined Intel after graduate school first working on the Intel 960 processor and soon after joined the Pentium Pro (P6) design team\, Intel’s first server processor prior to Xeon. He holds nine patents in the area of processor architecture and design from his work on the Pentium Pro (P6). Currently he is CEO of Cascade Systems Technology\, an EMS company in Hillsboro\, Oregon.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2023-01-11-386-celebration/
CATEGORIES:Historical Perspectives,IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221027
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221028
DTSTAMP:20240304T234127Z
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SUMMARY:New Healthcare Normal: Precision\, Anywhere\, Whole Person
DESCRIPTION:Panelists Include \n \nDr. Thomas Insel\n \nDr. Joseph Kvedar\n \nDr. Jordan Shlain\n \nDave Ryan\nThursday\, October 27\, 2022\nThree industry leaders come together to discuss the profound healthcare transformations they are living through and pushing for every day.  They describe how healthcare is rapidly evolving\, forever changing how medicine and medical care is offered and experienced.  What we came to consider as “normal” or “typical” medical experiences is becoming effectively obsolete.   \nOur children and grandchildren will be the real winners of this revolution.  Many have never used a phone booth or owned a rotary telephone\, yet they meet and make deep connections through software on a glass screen.  And now\, they are set to inherit a healthcare experience for which we could have only wished.   \nAfter multiple technology-fueled decades of struggling to remake a 200 year old healthcare model\, the tragic global COVID 19 pandemic forced an industry-wide ablation of resistance allowing every plausibly relevant innovation get a shot at proving its worth on a massive scale. \nThe simultaneous transformations to be explored in the discussion include: \n\nRemote care:  Remote/virtual care is no longer experimental care\, it IS healthcare\nPersonalization:  Medicine/treatment individual precision\, not blind use of ‘average’ care\nMental health:  The brain is an organ.  Mental Health reaches parity with physical health\n\nThe experts will share some of their experience and expectations and then take audience questions. \n\nReferences from the Webinar \nDonald Berwick – Healthcare thought leader \nDonella Meadows – Complex Systems expert and author of Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System \nCancer Test: Galleri Test from the company: Grail \nDr. Insel’s Resources \n\nPsychology Today\nAmerican Psychiatric Association\nPsyberGuide\n\n\nPanelists \nDr. Joseph Kvedar –        https://joekvedar.com/ \n\nMass General Brigham (Partners HealthCare)\, Harvard Medical School Professor of Dermatology\, Editor-in-Chief npj Digital Medicine\,  Co-chair of AMA Digital Medicine Payment Advisory Group.\nImmediate Past Chair American Telemedicine Association (ATA) \n\n                                              Author: Internet of Healthy Things\, and The New Mobile Age \nDr. Thomas Insel –           https://www.thomasinselmd.com/about \n\nPsychiatrist and neuroscientist\, Co-founder and Executive Chair at Vanna Health.\nFormer Director National Institute for Mental Health (NIH – NIMH)\, Verily Mental Health\, Mindstrong and special advisor to Governor Gavin Newsom\n\n                                              Author: Healing: Our Path from Mental Illness to Mental Health \nDr. Jordan Shlain –          https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjordanshlain \n\nFounder and Chairman at Private Medical\, Internist\, Science geek with relentless focus on personalizing medical care to individuals and families.\nFounder Healthloop.  Co-founder and chair of EatReal. Guest lecturer at Princeton\, Columbia\, UC Berkeley and Stanford.\n\n                                              Host: Inside Medicine Podcast \n                                               \nModerator: Dave Ryan   www.linkedin.com/in/davidpryan \n\nFounder/CEO at SpectoVita strategy consulting.  Sr. Advisor at ATA\, Co-Chair Home Testing SIG\, member CEO Advisory Group on Eliminating Inequities & Disparities. \nPreviously Intel GM of its global Health & Life Sciences business.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2022-10-27-new-healthcare-normal-precision-anywhere-whole-person/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220928T120000
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SUMMARY:Consulting 101: Roadmap to Your Success
DESCRIPTION:Panelists Include \n \nJames Cape\n \nJoanne Chan\n \nKen Rutsky\nWednesday\, September 28\, 2022 – 12:00-1:00 PM PDT\nOffering consulting services is a frequent topic of conversation between Intel Alumni Network members.  The idea of starting your own consulting business – whether to give back some of what was learned at Intel\, to make a living leveraging one’s hard-won experience\, or just staying active in the tech industry – is something that many of us have considered. \nFlexible hours\, being your own boss\, and living life on your own terms\, are some of the obvious potential benefits\, in addition to the freedom to set your fees in a way that values your expertise consistent with the market. What could possibly go wrong?  Well\, sadly plenty! On the bright side\, there’s plenty that can go right if you have clear goals around your intentions for venturing out on your own. \nJoin the Intel Alumni Network for a fire-side chat hosted by experienced Intel alums who have each started and successfully run consulting businesses.  They will share practical guidance on how to determine if consulting is a good fit for you based on your personal objectives and goals; understanding your value proposition\, and what gaps you may need to fill to be successful; structuring your business for success; developing clients; and most importantly\, getting compensated commensurate to the value you bring. \nAfter many years at Intel\, James Cape left to form Matrix Solutions LLC\, a consulting practice focused primarily on product strategy\, channel “go to market” programs and organizational best practices. During its history\, Matrix Solutions successfully completed more than 48 projects for over 26 unique clients with a 100% rehire rate.    jamescape122@gmail.com \nAt Intel\, Joanne Chan was one of the founding program strategists of the Intel Inside Program.  After the birth of her triplet boys\, she went on to do high tech marketing at other companies\, adding sizzle and sparkle to create those “aha” moments when it came to technology.  In 2020\, she resurrected her marketing consulting business\, doing strategy\, building web sites and managing social media content for clients.  She also started a photography business doing portraits\, weddings\, engagement sessions and other events.  Her latest endeavor is that of financial consulting and retirement planning\, and insurance\, working with clients to save more of their hard-earned money from taxes.      joanne.chan@the828group.com \nKen Rutsky is a consultant\, the author of Launching to Leading\, and a LinkedIn Learning instructor who helps B2B growth companies position their offerings to breakthrough and grow market leadership in new and existing markets. \nBefore he launched his consulting practice\, KJR Associates (see kenrutsky.com) in 2009\, Ken spent 20+ years in B2B marketing leadership roles; launching the Intel Inside broadcast co-op program as well as the Internet’s first affiliate marketing program\, Netscape Now. \nAlso referenced during the webinar: \n\nAlan Weiss’s ‘Million Dollar Consulting’ books\nhttps://thoughtleaders.com.au/business-school
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2022-09-29-consulting-101-roadmap-to-your-success/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220616
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220617
DTSTAMP:20240305T160133Z
CREATED:20220615T150031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240305T160133Z
UID:3873-1655337600-1655423999@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:NextLeap Ventures Pitch Event #8
DESCRIPTION:June 15\, 2022 – 8:00-10:00 AM PDT\nRegister Here\nContinuing a tradition of innovative Pitch Events\, NextLeap Ventures presents pitches from the CEOs of five disruptive\, deep tech\, early-stage Israeli startups. Together with your peers\, you will vote to select the three most promising startups.  This webinar will be virtual only – no live audience to dilute our Q&A opportunity. \nNo financial commitment is required or implied.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2022-06-15-nextleap-ventures-pitch-night-8/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220528
DTSTAMP:20240304T234738Z
CREATED:20220428T194946Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T234738Z
UID:3836-1653609600-1653695999@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:2022 Intel Manufacturing: Today and Tomorrow Webinar
DESCRIPTION:A virtual fab tour and Q&A session with Dr. Paolo Gargini\, James Evers and Michael Fendrick\nIntel Manufacturing and Operations Group VP Jim Evers and Manager of the Manufacturing Systems Group\, Mike Fendrick\, take IAN members inside the Ocotillo manufacturing site and Fab 42 using 4 video tours – including 1 video specially made for IAN. The videos cover how the fabs are built and managed\, as well as the processes used for today’s Intel transistors\, including a deep dive on Extreme Ultra-Violet (EUV). \nThe bulk of the webinar\, however\, is a lively interchange between the current Intel fab experts with alumni & industry expert Dr. Paolo Gargini. Paolo relates development of ‘copy exact\,’ the history of Intel’s path to EUV\, as well as numerous historical anecdotes ranging from Fab naming to packaging challenges. James and Michael provide insight on where Intel believes it is leading the industry today and it’s plans to regain leadership positions where needed\, as well as their own anecdotes about some of the lesser known\, but spectacular\, technologies used today in Intel manufacturing. \nWatch this webinar to understand how past and present hard work\, risk-taking and innovation drives the most sophisticated manufacturing plants in the world. \nDirect Links to the Intel Videos Used in the Webinar\nWe Are Ocotillo Technology Factory \nFrom Sand to Silicon \nBuilding a Factory \nIntel EUV \nSpecial for IAN: Intel Alumni Showcase
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2022-intel-manufacturing-today-and-tomorrow-webinar/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220513
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220514
DTSTAMP:20240304T235649Z
CREATED:20220513T183820Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T235649Z
UID:3855-1652400000-1652486399@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Lisa Lambert on Investing in Grid Innovation and UPWARD Women
DESCRIPTION:Lisa Lambert on Investing in Grid Innovation and UPWARD Women\nA conversation between Lisa Lambert and Jeep Kline\nUnder the skillful direction of moderator Jeep Kline\, Intel Alum Lisa Lambert used this webinar to weave together lessons and updates on two of her favorite subjects: the work needed to get us to a zero-hydrocarbon future and the power of support networks to help women achieve industry leadership. \n* \nSpecifically\, Lisa explained how she architected nationalgrid partners to both bringing modernization and business opportunities to it’s parent grid operator\, nationalgrid and driving industry-wide initiatives that drive the grid modernization necessary to facilitate future distributed green energy sources. \n* \nLisa\, Jeep and the audience also shared stories about the Intel roots of Lisa’s organization UPWARD Women\, what that organization means to them now\, and where it can go in the future. \nTo Learn More…\n(99+) Lisa M Lambert | LinkedIn \n(99+) Jeep Kline | LinkedIn \nHome | NG Partners \nUPWARD Women \nUPWARD Men
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/2022-lisa-lambert/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211216
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211217
DTSTAMP:20240304T235152Z
CREATED:20211217T060953Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T235152Z
UID:3623-1639612800-1639699199@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:4004/MCS-4 50th Anniversary
DESCRIPTION:The 4004/MCS-4 50th Anniversary Webinar was well-received by IAN members and Intel employees.  IAN is grateful to Federico Faggin\, Hal Feeney and Ted Hoff for sharing their time\, memories and insights on this seminal milestone in Intel’s history.  IAN is equally appreciative to Dave House for moderating this event. \nHere is a link to a readable version of the Nov 15th\, 1971 advertisement in Electronic News
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/4004-mcs-4-50th-anniversary/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211014T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211014T100000
DTSTAMP:20240304T222951Z
CREATED:20210901T194905Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T222951Z
UID:3566-1634198400-1634205600@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:NextLeap Ventures Cycle-7 Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Israel is known as the Startup Nation — the source of many of the modern innovations that are part of our daily life. Israel is #1 in the world in VC dollars invested per capita and unicorns per capita.  Intel plays a big role in this as 10% of all unicorns in Israel are led by Intel Alumni! \nNextLeap’s Unique Approach\nIn collaboration with NextLeap Ventures\, IAN invites you to a webinar about one of the hottest centers for innovation — the Israeli early-stage startup scene. NextLeap Ventures is the investment club for current and former Intel employees. The partners (some in Israel and some in California) are Intel alumni and the vetted investments are selected by the webinar attendees. \nAll-New Webinar\nOver 150 Intel Alumni attended the last webinar\, learning and voting on 5 innovative\, deep technology startups.  There is no expectation that attendees invest and all Intel alumni as well as “future alumni” are encouraged to attend. \n \nExclusive Opportunity for Intel Alumni    \nSince 2018\, NextLeap Ventures has raised >$13 Million and invested in 16 startups:  One of these\, Nanofabrica\, was acquired recently; most of the others have had up rounds with significantly higher valuations\, and all are making good progress.\nIf you decide to get more involved by investing with NextLeap Ventures\, special investment terms will be available exclusively to Intel Alumni.  
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/nextleap-ventures-cycle-7-webinar/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, CA
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210723
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210724
DTSTAMP:20240305T000555Z
CREATED:20210723T215156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240305T000555Z
UID:3515-1626998400-1627084799@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Avram Miller on his new book "Flight of a Wild Duck" with Jacob Tanz
DESCRIPTION:Avram Miller\, former VP of Intel Corporation and one of the founders of Intel Capital\, just finished writing his new book “The Flight of a Wild Duck”\, in which he talks about how luck\, intuition\, imagination\, humor\, and risk-taking enabled him to become one of Silicon Valley’s leading visionaries and venture capitalists. He recalls his journey of overcoming childhood illness\, a troubled family\, and an inability to function in the education system\, to eventually become a senior executive at one of the world’s leading technology companies. \nNever one to follow a conventional path and without a formal education\, Avram transitioned from a successful medical science career to the computer industry landing at Intel\, where he cofounded Intel Capital\, one of the top venture capital organizations in the world.  Learn about these stories and much more in this insightful lunch time session\, moderated by our own Jacob Tanz. \n\n  \n 
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/https-youtu-be-gnf99deplbg/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210625T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210625T130000
DTSTAMP:20240304T232805Z
CREATED:20210625T214554Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T232805Z
UID:3542-1624622400-1624626000@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Virtual Fireside Chat with Lila Ibrahim\, COO of DeepMind
DESCRIPTION:In this Fireside Chat we learn about Lila’s career evolution starting at Intel (Chief of Staff to the CEO; GM of Emerging Markets)\, working for John Doerr at Kleiner Perkins\, serving as COO at Coursera. The bulk of our time will be focused on her latest and current role as COO at DeepMind. We discuss DeepMind’s quest to take their deep technological AI capabilities and translate them into real value to real-world problems. We explore Lila’s views on AI and Machine Learning and their future directions\, and how her experience at Intel prepared her for her current role in bringing technology to market. Finally\, we ask her to talk about the challenges and tradeoffs in the Ethics of AI.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/virtual-fireside-chat-with-lila-ibrahim-coo-of-deepmind-clone/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210525
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210526
DTSTAMP:20240304T232433Z
CREATED:20210525T134431Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T232433Z
UID:3553-1621900800-1621987199@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Business Update Meeting Q2'21
DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual BUM for Alums\nJerry Bautista\, VP & GM of Intel Roadmap Operations \nIntel’s employee BUM material edited for IAN members. Q&A session included \nOur most popular events have been “BUMs for Alums” and programs featuring Andy Grove.  Now we combine the best of each with a BUM for Alums that will answer the question\, “What does Pat Gelsinger mean by a return to Grovian values”? \nIntel has a new CEO who will try to combine the best elements of Intel’s past with a new mission to regain relevance in the world of the future.  Pat has already talked about achieving leadership in process technology and silicon development.  Intel also plans to use 3rd party fabs while at the same time investing $20 billion in its own fabs and becoming a fab provider itself.  What else lies ahead? \nOur latest BUM for Alums will share findings from Intel’s 2021 SLRP process.   Come\, hear the latest about Intel’s latest strategies and plans from Jerry Bautista\, VP and GM of Intel Roadmap Operations.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/bum-q2-2021/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210401
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210402
DTSTAMP:20240304T232234Z
CREATED:20210401T183549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T232234Z
UID:3412-1617235200-1617321599@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Andy Grove Remembrance
DESCRIPTION:Intel Alumni Network Presents: Andy Grove Remembrance \n\nWednesday\, March 24\, 2021 – Video Recording Available Now \nThis March marked the Fifth Anniversary of Andy Grove’s passing. The Intel Alumni Network is proudly hosted a free webinar on March 24th in remembrance of Intel’s long time CEO and visionary leader. \nThe memorable hour honored Andy Grove’s life and his impact on Silicon Valley\, Intel and the world. Intel alumnus Dave House was our moderator for this session. \nHis widow\, Eva Grove shares stories from Intel’s early days. Leslie Dorosin\, Executive Director of The Grove Foundation shares Andy’s foundation work which includes education\, healthcare and support of immigrants. Our distinguished Intel Alumni panelists Jack Carsten\, Tom Dunlap\, Gerry Parker and Les Vadasz take us on a trip down memory lane sharing stories of Intel’s years under Andy Grove’s leadership. Watch the video of this event and hear stories and perspectives that highlight Andy’s roles as entrepreneur\, leader\, mentor and philanthropist.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/andy-grove-remembrance/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201204
DTSTAMP:20240304T232249Z
CREATED:20201204T010018Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T232249Z
UID:3235-1606953600-1607039999@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:IAN Virtual Holiday Get Together - Virtual Wine Tasting with House Family Vineyards and "Foils to Fictions" discussion with Marc Jedel
DESCRIPTION:IAN continued the tradition of holiday get togethers- this time virtual! \nPart 1 – Virtual Wine Tasting is a new trend keeping wine makers connected to their customers and communities. Our own Dave House has set up a collection that Intel Alumni Network could order at a discount.  Dave’s winemaker walked us through the notes on each offering\, and IAN members chatted about the wines on Zoom. Dave also discussed how wineries have been affected by 2020 events from the Pandemic to Wildfires. \nPart 2 – “Life After Intel: From Foils to Fiction” was an entertaining presentation and discussion with Intel Marketing Alum Mark Jedel\, author of four novels in his “Silicon Valley Mysteries” series! Marc shared the tools and process of how to author\, publish\, distribute and market a novel or non-fiction book.  Marc’s books can be found here. \nEven though we could not socialize in person\, this evening was one to remember! \nThis event was live-streamed on Zoom. \nHouse Wine Virtual Tasting & “Foils to Fiction” by Marc Jedel\n\nIf the video above does not work\, click here
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/house-wines-and-jedel-fiction/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201120
DTSTAMP:20240304T231737Z
CREATED:20201119T200035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T231737Z
UID:3200-1605744000-1605830399@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Startup Founders - Intel and Inspiration
DESCRIPTION:This event featured two exciting high-growth startups: one founded by an Intel alumnus and one creating a new chip business related to Intel. The Founders/CEOs shared their vision and an overview of their businesses and fundraising activities. There was also be an investment opportunity for Intel Alumni and friends who may be interested. \nThis event was live-streamed on Zoom. \nStartup FoundersHosted by Jeep Kline\n\nIf the video above does not work\, click here \nAbout Our Speakers:  \nHost: Jeep KlineJeep is a long-term technology executive with extensive experience in operations and investment. She was an Economist at The World Bank Group before joining Intel from 2010-2017. Currently\, she is a Key Advisor and Investment Committee member at many top-tier incubation programs including Skydeck UC Berkeley\, and serves as a Board Member at the Intel Alumni Network. \nRodrigo Tamellini\, Founder & CEO – GamerSaferGamerSafer helps multiplayer games and e-sports organizations scale online safety\, delivering positive and fair play experiences to millions of players by offering identity management software to prevent fraud\, toxicity\, and crimes. \nVrinda Kapoor\, Founder & CEO – 3rditech3rditech develops specialized ASICs for advanced ISR (Intelligence\, Surveillance\, and Reconnaissance) applications including NIR (Near Infrared Radiation) sensors and extremely large format sensors. The company also delivers custom-designed sensors to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/startup-founders-intel-and-inspiration/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201010
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221011
DTSTAMP:20240304T231449Z
CREATED:20201021T190008Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T231449Z
UID:3100-1602288000-1665446399@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:The Future Is AI: What It Means For Intel?
DESCRIPTION:Andy Grove discussed “the software spiral”: Better hardware drove new software\, which in turn drove the need for higher performance Intel processors.  \nToday\, with AI and predictive design techniques\, Intel is envisioning their next microprocessors by starting with customers’ software applications\, modeling and simulating\, then using these results to drive processor design. This in turn allows Intel to design the best hardware/software to meet its customers’ AI-related needs. \nThis event was live-streamed on Zoom. \nThe Future Is AI:\nWhat It Means For Intel?\nWebinar with Pradeep K. Dubey\nIntel Senior Fellow and director of the Parallel Computing Lab\n\nIf the video above does not work\, click here \nAbout Our Speaker:  \n\n\nWe are excited to bring you this webinar with Pradeep K. Dubey\, Intel Senior Fellow and director of the Parallel Computing Lab\, a part of the Intel Labs organization at Intel Corporation. Pradeep’s talk will cover some of the emerging application opportunities enabled by AI\, and system-level – both hardware and software – implications that lie at the heart of this intersection of traditional high-performance computing with emerging data-intensive computing. Pradeep’s talk will be moderated by our own Intel alum\, Neil Blecherman.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/ai-future-for-intel/
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190926T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190926T210000
DTSTAMP:20240304T220853Z
CREATED:20190904T031855Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T220853Z
UID:2604-1569524400-1569531600@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:IAN Oregon Chapter Event: “BUM for Alums”
DESCRIPTION:INTEL CORPORATE STRATEGY:   Orchestrating one of the most ambitious transformations in corporate America.\nJerry R. Bautista\, Vice President\, Intel Architecture\, Graphics and Software and General Manager\, Intel Roadmap Operations and Communication\, will give an overview of Intel’s transformational corporate strategy. There have been many changes in leadership and product direction over the last decade – ranging from a new CEO to drones\, Internet of Things\, and Smart Cars. In a lively presentation and Q&A format\, here’s your chance to get an inside look at Intel’s current key focus areas and growth expectations. \nRegister today!\nA one-hour networking reception will follow the presentation. Coffee\, non-alcoholic drinks and light snacks will be served. Tickets are $10 per person. \nEvent will be held at the Jones Farm Conference Center Room 117\, 2111 NE 25th Avenue\, Hillsboro\, Oregon. You will need a badge for admittance.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/ian-oregon-chapter-event-bum-for-alums/
LOCATION:Jones Farm Conference Center Room 117
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events,Oregon Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190917T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190917T210000
DTSTAMP:20240304T220907Z
CREATED:20190904T045521Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T220907Z
UID:2622-1568745000-1568754000@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Fireside Chat THE FORMATION OF INTEL CAPITAL
DESCRIPTION:Reflections on an idea that transformed the venture capital landscape forever\nWhile Intel is known for countless industry-defining moments\, there’s one business decision that may not get as much attention: the formation of Intel Capital. Intel Capital investments have not only fueled innovation and profits for Intel\, its creation redefined venture capital funding models forever. \nJoin Intel Alumni for an evening of reflections on the beginnings of Intel Capital and perspective on the current state of the corporate venture industry. We are lucky to welcome two Intel Capital Alumni experts on the topic. In a fireside chat format\, Rob Siegel\, Partner\, XSeed Capital will interview Avram Miller\, Co-founder of Intel Capital. They will reflect on the early days of what has become one of the most successful corporate venture groups in the world. If time permits\, Avram will share his views about the current state of corporate venture capital\, life in Tel Aviv and insight into his upcoming book. We can expect it to be both informative and entertaining. Get your questions ready! \nMany thanks to Orrick for letting us host this event in their offices in Menlo Park. \nRegister Now\nEvening Line-up\n6:30 – Refreshments\n7:15 – Program and Q&A\n8:00 – Networking\n9:00 – End of event \nWhat’s Included \nWine\, beer\, non-alcoholic drinks and heavy appetizers are included \nPresented by\nIntel Alumni Network – Silicon Valley Chapter\nSuzy Deline\, James Cape\,  Annie Lung\, Bruce Schechter\, Jacob Tanz\, Monie TenBroeck and Mike Trainor
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/formation-of-intel-capital/
LOCATION:Orrick\, 1100 Marsh Road\, Menlo Park\, California\, 94025
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events,Silicon Valley Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190620T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190620T090000
DTSTAMP:20231231T183831Z
CREATED:20190609T120022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20231231T183831Z
UID:2482-1561017600-1561021200@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Venture Investing Webinar - NextLeap Ventures
DESCRIPTION:Description\nNextLeap Ventures invites you to join us in our First US Webinar! \nThis webinar provides a unique opportunity for investors to tap into the success of Israeli innovation by investing in early stage high-tech startups in Israel. This is accomplished by harnessing the expertise & experience of former and current Intel employees – using “Wisdom of the Intelligent Crowd” with ~100 former/current Intel employees voting in a Startups Pitch Night. \nSign Up Today! \nThis is your opportunity to join us for the first time! \nPresented by the Intel Alumni Network \nBoard of Directors\nDan Cohen\, Dane Elliot\, Sally Erickson\, Howard Jacob\, Jeep Kline\, Dana Krelle\, Mike Pope\, Jacob Tanz and Alan Wong \nSilicon Valley Chapter\nAnnie Lung\, Jacob Tanz\, Bruce Schechter\, Mike Trainor\, Monie TenBroeck and Ursula Herrick
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/investing-webinar/
LOCATION:Online Webinar\, CA
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Silicon Valley Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190520T174500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190520T200000
DTSTAMP:20240304T220925Z
CREATED:20190407T215430Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T220925Z
UID:2431-1558374300-1558382400@intelalumni.org
SUMMARY:Intel Corporate Strategy | A BUM for Alums
DESCRIPTION:Description\nINTEL CORPORATE STRATEGY\nOrchestrating one of the most ambitious transformations in corporate America\nEvening Line-up\n \n5:45 – Meet in RNB Lobby\n5:45 – 6:00pm Security Escorts to Conference Room\n6:00 – 7:00pm Corporate Strategy Presentaton\n7:00 – 8:00pm Reception in Intel Museum \nPurchase Tickets\nOn May 20\, Bernhard Ries\, Intel’s Senior Director of Corporate Strategy\, will give an overview of Intel’s transformational corporate strategy. There have been many changes in leadership and product direction over the last decade — ranging from a new CEO to drones\, Internet of Things\, and Smart Cars. In a lively presentation and Q&A format\, here’s your chance to get an inside look at Intel’s current key focus areas and growth expectations. \nMix and Mingle\nA one hour networking reception will follow the presentation. Beer\, wine\, non-alcoholic drinks and heavy appetizers will be served. Tickets are $15 per person. \nRegistration Closes Early \nTo comply with Intel’s security requirements\, a list of all visitors needs to be submitted two weeks before the event\, so we will be shutting down registration on Monday\, May 6. Space is also limited\, so we encourage you to get your tickets early. \nPresented by the Intel Alumni Network \nBoard of Directors\nDan Cohen\, Dane Elliot\, Sally Erickson\, Howard Jacob\, Jeep Kline\, Dana Krelle\, Mike Pope\, Jacob Tanz and Alan Wong \nSilicon Valley Chapter\nAnnie Lung\, Jacob Tanz\, Bruce Schechter\, Mike Trainor\, Monie TenBroeck and Ursula Herrick \nBernhard Ries\nBernhard Ries is a Senior Director of strategy in Intel’s Corporate Strategy Office. He is responsible for driving and orchestrating a variety of projects focused on helping the organization make strategic choices in support of Intel’s corporate transformation initiatives. In a previous related role\, Bernhard led Intel’s Market Watch program which was designed to synthesize key market trends across Intel’s business and bring them to the attention of Intel’s executive management\, and established a scalable and repeatable innovation practice across the company. Bernhard originally joined Intel as a software engineer based in Munich\, Germany. In his 24 years at the company he has held a variety of positions ranging across engineering\, technical marketing\, product and partner marketing\, including serving as the Chief of Staff for Intel’s Chief Marketing Officer and directing the Intel Inside® program\, Intel’s flagship co-marketing program for OEMs and system integrators.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/intel-strategy-bum/
LOCATION:Intel\, 2200 Mission College Blvd\, Santa Clara\, CA\, 95054
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events,Silicon Valley Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190327T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190327T200000
DTSTAMP:20240304T220942Z
CREATED:20190209T000937Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T220942Z
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SUMMARY:Doing Business in China
DESCRIPTION:Description\nEvening Line-up\n6:00 pm Refreshments and Networking\n6:30 pm Panel Discussion\n7:30 pm Networking Continues \nProgram Description\nIn the past 40 years\, China has risen to become a global powerhouse — upending nearly every convention on the world stage\, whether policy or business. China is now the globe’s second largest economy\, second largest exporter\, a manufacturing machine that has lifted over 500 million of its citizens from poverty out of a population of over 1.4B\, while producing more than one million US dollar millionaires. \nMuch has been written about the “China Model” of capitalism. It is a unique system that has enabled to China to prosper to date\, challenging U.S. companies to adapt to compete in the local Chinese market. Differences in approach to trade\, business governance and culture have created a degree of friction highlighted by the current tariff spat between China and the United States. The critical question to answer is — given the current challenging environment\, has the opportunity to succeed in China passed for Silicon Valley entrepreneurs? \nIntel Alumni Network invites you to attend this provocative panel discussion to answer the above question and many more. James Cape will moderate a panel of Intel alumni experts – Jim Chapman\, Claude Leglise\, and Everett Roach. \nPurchase Tickets\nParticulars\nLight meal and non-alcoholic beverages included\n$20 Early Bird (until Feb 20)\, $30 Regular price\, $40 (at the door)\nOpen to Intel Alumni and friends \nPresented by\nIntel Alumni Network – Silicon Valley Chapter\nUrsula Herrick\, Annie Lung\, Jacob Tanz\, Monie TenBroeck and Mike Trainor
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/china/
LOCATION:Intel\, 2200 Mission College Blvd\, Santa Clara\, CA\, 95054
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,Online Events,Silicon Valley Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181113T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181113T200000
DTSTAMP:20240304T221256Z
CREATED:20180810T162806Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T221256Z
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SUMMARY:Intel 50th Anniversary Arizona Alumni Celebration
DESCRIPTION:  \nIntel is 50 years old! Come celebrate with our former Intel colleagues. Our special guest speaker is Craig Barrett along with many other former executives.  To mark this milestone event\, we would like to assemble as many members as possible of those stellar field teams that made Intel the great company that it is for an evening of food\, fun\, and reminiscing. \n$50/person with part of the proceeds being donated to the Arizona Science Center. We will be serving light appetizers along with a cash bar. \nIntel will never be 50 years old again os come join the celebration with your Intel friends and colleagues! \nRegister Now!\nWe look forward to seeing you in September!
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/intel-50th-anniversary-midwest-eastern-auto-regions-reunion-dinner-3/
LOCATION:Arizona Science Center\, 600 E Washington St\, Phoenix\, AZ\, 85004\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arizona Chapter,IAN Events,In-person Event
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ORGANIZER;CN="IAN - Arizona Chapter":MAILTO:arizonachapter@intelalumni.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20181110T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20181110T203000
DTSTAMP:20240304T221249Z
CREATED:20180703T173447Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T221249Z
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SUMMARY:Intel Alumni Network – Intel’s 50th Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Intel has played an important role in our professional lives\, but more importantly\, it’s the people we worked with those years that made it all worthwhile and memorable.\nThis year as Intel Corporation celebrates the 50th anniversary of their founding\, the Intel Alumni Network\, in conjunction with the Computer History Museum\, will stage a special event to celebrate the people who made it happen.\nJoin us at a gala event where we aim to gather together in one room more persons of historical significance to Intel’s amazing success than have ever been gathered together before.\nRegister Today — The first 150 to register will qualify for early-bird pricing of $100.00 a ticket.  After the first 150 tickets are sold\, the general admission ticket price will be $125 each.
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/intel-alumni-network-intels-50th-anniversary-celebration/
LOCATION:Computer History Museum\, 1401 N Shoreline Blvd\, Mountain View\, CA\, 94043\, US
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,In-person Event,Silicon Valley Chapter
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180929T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180929T220000
DTSTAMP:20240304T221236Z
CREATED:20180724T213706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T221236Z
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SUMMARY:Intel 50th Anniversary Midwest/Eastern/Auto Regions Reunion Dinner
DESCRIPTION:  \nThis year marks the 50th anniversary of Intel Corporation. It’s been three or four decades since we were working and playing hard together in the old Midwest\, Eastern and Automotive regions – it’s hard to believe that so many years have passed without us getting any older! \nPurchase Tickets\nTo mark this milestone event\, we would like to assemble as many members as possible of those stellar field teams that made Intel the great company that it is for an evening of food\, fun\, and reminiscing. We would also like to invite all of those alumni and retirees from Sarvega\, Kuck & Associates\, and other Intel alumni and retirees who would like to reconnect with our teams to join us. \nMany of our former leaders and colleagues are planning to join us from across the country\, and the event won’t be the same without YOU! Come join us and reconnect with some of the best people with whom we’ve had the pleasure to work\, and who helped make Intel a great company! \nYour ticket price includes salad\, your choice of a beef\, chicken\, fish\, or vegetarian entree\, and coffee/tea/soft drinks. A cash bar will also be available. If you would like the vegetarian entree\, please notify Marny Anderson immediately after purchasing your ticket. The other entree choices will be selected at the event. \nWe look forward to seeing you in September!
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/intel-50th-anniversary-midwest-eastern-auto-regions-reunion-dinner/
LOCATION:Granite City Food and Brewery\, 801 Plaza Drive\, Schaumburg\, IL\, 60173\, United States
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,In-person Event,Midwest Chapter
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ORGANIZER;CN="IAN Midwest":MAILTO:midwestchapter@intelalumni.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20180929T153000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20180929T183000
DTSTAMP:20240304T221228Z
CREATED:20180810T161145Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T221228Z
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SUMMARY:Intel 50th Anniversary IJKK Alumni Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Happy Birthday Intel on your ½ Century\nThis year marks the 50th anniversary of Intel Corporation. It’s been three or four decades since we were working hard together in IJKK  – it’s hard to believe that so many years have passed without us getting any older! \nTo mark this milestone event\, IJKK is holding a get together in Tokyo. \nWe look forward to seeing you in September!
URL:https://intelalumni.org/event/intel-50th-anniversary-ijkk-celebratioin/
LOCATION:Ginza Place B1f\, Chuo 104-0061\, Tokyo Prefecture\, Japan
CATEGORIES:IAN Events,IJKK Chapter,In-person Event
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