According a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, the best place in the world to start a business is Denmark. But this week, I think the best place in the world for emerging entrepreneurs is at the Intel+Berkeley Technology … Read more
Intel was started by two now famous entrepreneurs – Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore. Their big idea created thousands of jobs and spawned a technology industry that has touched almost every person on this planet. It is this kind of … Read more
Before you answer that, let me clarify. No, it’s not the latest gaming device. It’s a Personal Sustainability Project. It was one of the many ideas that Adam Werbach covered in his keynote at the Boston College for Corporate Citizenship … Read more
The bad news…since Dave Stangis, former Director of CSR at Intel, posed this question almost a year ago, the economic environment has become much worse. The good news… Dave’s premise then was that CSR, Sustainability and Green aren’t supplements to … Read more
That’s how long it’s been since I attended my first CSR conference. I was in business school and as campus leader of Net Impact (then Students for Responsible Business) I was invited to attend the BSR (Business for Social Responsibility) … Read more
…it seems like everyone’s trying to figure out how to make it happen. I spent one day last week at the Forbes Leadership Network Conference titled “America the Innovator”. As would be expected at an event in Silicon Valley, the … Read more
When I tell people what I do (I’m a marketing manager for Intel’s strategic philanthropy, Education), the first reaction is usually “I didn’t know Intel did that” and followed quickly by “how did you get that job?” So I’ll start … Read more
