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Event Name Dates Location Intel Speaker
US 1268 Announcement February 10 Washington, DC Paul Otellini
Fab 28 Certification February 18 Israel Paul Otellini
Strategic Global Philanthropy
February 24 San Jose, CA Shelly Esque
Forum
Clean Tech Forum February 24 San Francisco, CA Sean Maloney
CeBIT March 2 - 9 Hannover, Germany Craig Barrett
WSJ ECOnomics Conference March 4 - 6 Santa Barbara, CA Will Swope
AEA Medal of Honor March 10 Redwood City, CA Paul Otellini
Intel STS March 5 - 10 Washington, DC Craig Barrett
IDB 50th Anniversary March 27 - 30 Medellin, Columbia Craig Barrett
Boston College International
Corporate Citizenship March 29-31 San Francisco, CA Shelly Esque
Conference
For full details, see the CAG Global Event Calendar.
Additional updates to this section? Please contact Julie Clugage.
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Intel, Cisco and Microsoft lead collaboration to improve education Portfolio.com, January 9, 2009
Craig Barrett introduces The Small Things Challenge during CES Keynote; pledges Intel's support of Kiva.org and Save The Children
Intel Press Release, January 7, 2009
Intel Employees donate over 1 million hours in 2008 RealTech News, December 5, 2008
Corporations Cutting Carbon Emissions Renewable Energy, December, 2008
Financial crisis puts focus on efficiency, not green power Ars Technica, November 16, 2008
Intel, Numonyx open $20M water treatment plant in Israel CleanTech, November 21, 2008
Intel touts Nehalem as its greenest processor VUNet, October 28, 2008
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presentations are modular and designed to fit into whatever you are presenting.
Looking for a community story with impact? Check out the latest Intel Involved brochure. It has stories of volunteerism and impact
from the Intel sites around the world.
Education
Promoting 21st Century Skills: In 2008, the Intel® Teach Program expanded to 3 new countries (Palestine, Kenya, and Hungary).
Skills:
To date, the program has trained over 6M teachers in more than 40 countries in how to improve teaching and learning through
the effective use of technology.
Expanded Science Fair Support In October 2008, Intel committed $120 million over the next 10 years to stimulate more interest
Support:
among youth in math and science, so they will be prepared to address global challenges in innovative ways.
Intel Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge: In November 2008, 22 teams from 15 countries competed in the Intel UC
Challenge
Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge for a cash prize and valuable exposure to more than 20 leading venture capital
firms in California’s Silicon Valley.
Intel Learn in Mexico: The Mexican Ministry of Social Development (MOSD) announced in January, 2009 that it would invest
approximately USD 300K to co-fund the Intel Learn program in 2009 and 2010. This commitment will grow Mexico's participating
CTCs from an existing 73 to 200, and will increase the number of learners from 16,000 in 2008 to a projected 30,000 in 2009.
Environment
Green Power Awards In October 2008, Intel received the US EPA’s Green Power Leadership Award and was also named a Green
Awards:
Power Partner of the Year.
Citizenship
1M Volunteer Hours: In celebration of Intel’s 40th anniversary, Intel employees mentored and tutored, cleaned up beaches and
Hours:
restored streams, planted trees and vegetable gardens, painted walls and art work, and walked, fasted, and ran their way to more
than 1.3M volunteer hours. In the end, over 47,000 employees volunteered in more than 40 countries for nearly 5,500 local
schools, community support organizations and non-profits, making a huge difference for the communities in which our employees
live and work.
China CSR Awards: In November, China Corporate Citizenship Forum presented two awards to Intel China Ltd. for its outstanding
Awards:
contributions toward the country's earthquake relief efforts and for corporate citizenship and responsibility. Intel won the "Grand
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CSR Award” and received the “Extraordinary Contribution Award” for rapid response and outstanding contribution to Sichuan
earthquake relief efforts.
Community Giving Campaign: In the US, Intel employees responded to the growing needs in our communities with astounding
Campaign:
generosity. Despite uncertain business conditions, this year’s Community Giving Campaign donations reached a record level of
$11.7 million, including $622K from Intel retirees, a 10.5% increase over 2007. With the Intel Foundation match, the total
contribution will be more than $22.5 million.
Additional updates for this section? Please send them to:
Manisha Shah (Milestones and Proof Points)
Suzanne Fallender (Awards)
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