Tag Archives: Volunteerism

I recently read an interesting article about Gen Y’ers in the Harvard Business Review, written by three people from the Center for Work-Life Policy. Two large-scale surveys were conducted to determine the “work aspiration of high-echelon talent.” The findings proved … Continue reading →

Intel turned 41 this month. The company isn’t visibly celebrating, but I know the spirit of our 40th anniversary programs live on and are being deepened. As I visit Intel sites around the globe, I’m struck by the depth of … Continue reading →

Although I am now just two weeks into my new role as Intel’s Director of Corporate Responsibility, the topic of corporate responsibility is not something new to me. For over twelve years, I have had the privilege of managing Intel’s … Continue reading →

Today’s Intel’s 40th anniversary – and to celebrate, we created the World Mural Project in which youth around the world at more than 70 Intel Computer Clubhouses shared their vision on what computers will allow us to accomplish in the … Continue reading →

In the spirit of July 4th, the American media compared the positions of our presidential candidates on “service” last week. John McCain talks about inspiring Americans to serve “a cause greater than their self-interest,” while Barack Obama has mentioned finding … Continue reading →

I’ve always liked this saying, but what does it really mean for a company? I know what it means to me personally, but let’s try to translate that to a company with more than 85.000 employees in close to 50 … Continue reading →