Tag: innovation generation

• A Competition to Remember This blog was posted on behalf of Marne Dunn. Marne Dunn is a program manager within the Corporate Affairs Group. She is passionate about youth empowerment and closing the digital divide. The nature of the workforce is changing. By 2030, 50% of today’s jobs will be redundant. In the United States, 47% of current jobs are predicted to be automated....
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• Making a Difference for Hurricane Relief New tools for digital fabrication such as 3D printers and laser cutters are great ways to teach important skills for the new economy, and, let’s face it, do fun projects. Who wouldn’t want a custom action figure for their desk or homemade chess pieces to impress their friends? But these tools can also save lives. Imagine a rural hospital cut...
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• Unleash the Potential of Our Programs’ Alumni This blog was posted on behalf of Michal Dzoga. Michał was the youngest advisor to the President of Poland between 1999-2004 in charge of new technologies. He has also created the biggest corporate foundation in Poland for Polish Telecom, which he chaired till 2010, when he took the Corporate Affairs role at Intel. It is predicted that there will be...
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• The Birth of Intel® Future Skills   This blog was posted on behalf of Karla Blanco. Karla is the Intel® Future Skills Scaling Manager for the Corporate Affairs Group and is dedicated to helping youth gain the technology and life skills needed for success in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.     We want to close the technology skills gap for disenfranchised youth. We want all youth...
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• Growing Pains with Great Rewards   This blog was posted on behalf of Nyasha Riley. Nyasha is the US Marketing Manager for the Corporate Affairs Group at Intel and is passionate about caring for and developing people.     It is easy to forget, once time has passed, how challenging some things really were. For instance, I recall how difficult pursuing my MBA was but...
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• Introducing Intel® Innovation Generation In the last two decades, Intel has been working to close the digital divide and bring greater access to disenfranchised populations, provide greater resources to educators, and honor exemplary student achievement. In these same two decades, I have watched technology continue to transform our lives and impact economies and employability around the globe. I have also witnessed too many young people being...
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