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Arvam Miller, VP Sales
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Patrick Gelsinger, SVP & General Manager
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Robert Crooke, Division VP & GM
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Diane Bryant, VP Digital Enterprise Group
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John Johnson, CIO
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Pamela Pollace, Director of Marketing
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Nancy Bhagat, Division VP Sales & Marketing
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Xu Yang, VP Sales & Marketing
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Dennis Carter, VP Marketing
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Martha Helmrich, Controller
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Hans Geyer, Division EVP & GM
Mr. Geyer has served as a member of the Board of Directors since May 2007. Mr. Geyer served as Corporate Vice President and General Manager of Intel Corporation’s Storage Group from 2005 to his retirement in December 2006, and as General Manager, Networking and Storage Group from 2004 to 2005. Mr. Geyer joined Intel in 1980, and since held various positions, including general manager of European Operations, general manager of the 386/486 microprocessor division, general manager of the FLASH memory group, and general manager of the cellular and application processor group. Prior to joining Intel, Mr. Geyer was involved in hardware and software development for intelligent and point-of-sales terminals at Siemens AG, Germany. Mr. Geyer studied computer science and mathematics at the Technical University of Munich and holds a masters degree (Diplom-Informatiker) in computer science.
David Perlmutter, Executive Vice President
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Richard Taylor, Division Director of Human Resources
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Shmuel Eden, Division VP & GM
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Sean Maloney, VP Sales & Marketing
Sean Maloney is executive vice president of Intel Corporation, general manager of the Sales and Marketing Group, and chief sales and marketing officer. He has been with Intel since 1982.
Maloney began his Intel career in its European headquarters where he spent nine years, first as Intel UK's manager of applications engineering, then as country manager of Intel UK, and director of marketing for Intel Europe.
From 1992 to 1995, Maloney served as technical assistant to the chairman and chief executive of Intel, Dr. Andrew S. Grove.
In 1995, Maloney moved to Hong Kong to manage Intel's sales and marketing activities in Asia Pacific. In 1998 he returned to the United States to become head of Intel's worldwide sales organization. He was promoted to senior vice president in 1999 and executive vice president in 2001. He took over as head of Intel Communications Group (ICG) later that year and became co-manager with David Perlmutter of the Mobility Group in 2004. In July 2006 Maloney was appointed Chief Sales & Marketing Officer.
In addition to Autodesk, Mr. Maloney is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Committee on United States-China Relations, Inc.
Louis Burns, Division VP & GM
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Robert Baker, GM Technology & Manufacturing Group
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Justin Rattner, CTO
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Sandra Morris, Division VP & GM
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John Davies, VP Sales & Marketing
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Thomas Franz, Division VP & GM
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Deborah Conrad, VP Sales & Marketing
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Assaf Morag, Marketing Manager
Assaf Morag is TOA's Vice President of Business Development, responsible for partnerships, channels, M&A activities and new markets. Prior to joining TOA, Dr. Morag was at Intel Corp, Digital Health Group where as Product Manager he led the world-wide introduction of the 'Mobile Clinical Assistant'. Dr. Morag has been involved in entrepreneurship and enterprise software for the past 25 years. In 1992, Dr. Morag co-founded and lead Pegasus Medical, which developed a computerized patient record software product. In 1995, Pegasus was sold to HBOC (today McKesson; NASDAC-MCK). Dr. Morag stayed with HBOC for 4 years as Executive VP. In 1999 he left HBOC to become the co-founder and CEO of Healinx, an online service that connects patients, physicians and pharmacies. After leaving Healinx, Dr. Morag created a management consulting business, working with software, medical device and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Morag has an MD from Ben-Gurion University in Israel and an MBA from Santa Clara University, California.
John Antone, VP Sales & Marketing
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Patricia Murray, SVP Human Resources
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Leslie Culbertson, Director of Finance
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Donald MacDonald, VP Marketing & Brands
INTEL VP JOINS POLYFUEL’S BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Global Marketing Expert Welcomed as Portable Fuel Cell Market Approaches Critical Mass
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – January 30, 2007 – PolyFuel, Inc., a world leader in engineered fuel cell membranes for the portable electronic and automotive industries, announced today the appointment of Mr. Don MacDonald to the company’s board of directors, effective March 1st, 2007.
MacDonald is a highly-experienced technology executive, having worked at Intel Corporation for 19 years. He currently holds the position of vice president and general manager for global marketing and branding, and is responsible for an annual budget in excess of $1 billion. Previously, MacDonald held a number of other senior level marketing positions at Intel including marketing director – mobile and handheld products, and marketing director – Intel Japan.
Jim Balcom, president and CEO of PolyFuel commented: “Don makes an excellent addition to PolyFuel’s board, particularly with his proven expertise in introducing, branding, and marketing leading edge technologies on a global scale. With the commercial rollout of portable fuel cells imminent, coupled with Don’s significant understanding of the mobile and handheld markets, the timing is perfect.”
MacDonald commented on his posting and on the opportunity: “The management of PolyFuel has made rapid progress in establishing the company as a key technology leader and I have been impressed by what they have achieved. I look forward to working with the company as the fuel cell market – particularly in service to increasingly power-hungry portable devices – transitions from a developmental phase to full commercial realization on a global scale.”
Mr. MacDonald will replace current PolyFuel board member A. Grant Heidrich III who has decided to not stand for re-election when his current term expires in July 2007.
Balcom took the opportunity to thank Heidrich, partner Emeritus with the Mayfield Fund, for his 7 years of service: “Grant has made an outstanding contribution on our board throughout PolyFuel’s initial start-up phase, and during our transition to a public company. We are deeply indebted to Grant’s leadership and commitment.” said Balcom.
About PolyFuel
Polyfuel (www.polyfuel.com) is the world leader in engineered membranes that provide significantly improved performance in direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC) and hydrogen fuel cells, particularly for portable electronic and automotive applications. The state of the art of fuel cells is essentially that of the membrane, and PolyFuel’s best in class, hydrocarbon-based membranes enable a new generation of fuel cells that for the first time can deliver on the long-awaited promise of clean, long-running, and cost-effective portable power.
PolyFuel has an unmatched capability to rapidly translate the system-level requirements of fuel cell designers and manufacturers into engineered polymer nano-architectures. Such capability – based on PolyFuel’s over 150 combined years of fuel cell experience, world-class polymer nano-architects, and a fundamental patent position covering more than 23 different inventions – also makes PolyFuel an essential development partner and supplier to any company seeking to advance the state of the art in fuel cells. Polymer electrolyte fuel cells built with PolyFuel membranes can be smaller, lighter, longer-running, more efficient, less expensive and more robust than those made with other membrane materials.
PolyFuel is working with most of the world’s leading portable fuel cell system developers, the majority of whom are household brand name consumer electronics manufacturers. To-date, every company that has completed their evaluation testing of PolyFuel’s membrane has gone on to purchase PolyFuel’s membrane products. Several of the largest Japanese and Korean consumer electronics companies rank PolyFuel’s membrane as the best portable fuel cell membrane available in the world t
Earl Whetson, VP Sales & Marketing
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Jai Haknu, Division VP & GM
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Paul Otellini, President/CEO
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Arvind Sodhani, Executive Vice President
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Thomas Kilroy, Division VP & GM
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Brian Krzanich, Division VP & GM
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Gidu Shroff, General Manager
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Cary Klafter, VP Legal & Government Affairs
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Douglas Busch, CIO
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William Holt, Division VP & GM
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Gerald Greeve, VP Sales & Marketing
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Janice Wilkins, VP Finance/Enterprise
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Ikuo Nishioka, VP Sales & Marketing
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William Swope, VP Director of Brand Management
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Sohail Ahmed, VP, Director of Logic Technology Development
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Stacy Smith, CFO
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Renee James, Division GM
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Ellen Konar, VP Sales & Marketing
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Andy Bryant, Chief Administrative Officer
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Ravi Jacob, Treasurer
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D. Sewell, General Counsel
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Anand Chandrasekher, Division VP & GM
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Eric Kim, Division VP & GM
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Board of Directors
James Plummer
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Carol Bartz
Intel Names Carol Bartz of Autodesk
to Board of Directors
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 16, 2007 – Intel Corporation today announced that Carol Bartz, executive chairman of the board of Autodesk, Inc. has been elected to serve on Intel's board of directors. At the same time, the Intel board of directors expanded the size of the board from 11 to 12. Both actions are effective as of the next Intel board meeting in January.
"Carol Bartz brings significant industry experience, knowledge and insight to Intel's board," said Craig Barrett, Intel chairman. "We're extremely pleased to have Carol on our board and look forward to working with her and benefiting from her contributions."
Bartz, 59, served as chairman, president and CEO of Autodesk for 14 years. During her tenure, the company diversified its product line and grew revenues from $285 million to $1.5 billion in 2006. She previously held positions at Sun Microsystems, Digital Equipment Corporation and 3M Corporation. In addition to serving on the board of directors at Autodesk, Bartz also serves on the boards of Cisco Systems, Network Appliance, and the Foundation for the National Medals of Science and Technology.
Bartz holds an honors degree in computer science from the University of Wisconsin.
About Intel
Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. Additional information about Intel is available at www.intel.com/pressroom and blogs.intel.com.
Arthur Rock
Arthur Rock is Principal of Arthur Rock & Co. and was a partner in Davis & Rock from 1961 to 1968, both venture capital firms. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Echelon Corporation. Mr. Rock is also President of The BASIC Fund, which provides scholarships for inner city children to attend private schools.
He was Chairman of the Board of Scientific Data Systems and a member of the Board of Directors of Teledyne Inc., Xerox, Argonaut Insurance, Apple Computer, AirTouch, and the Nasdaq Stock Market. Mr. Rock was a founder of Intel Corporation and served as Chairman of the Board, Chairman of the Executive Committee and lead director.
Mr. Rock has also served as trustee of the Visiting Committee of the Harvard Business School, the California Institute of Technology, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the San Francisco Opera. He is a recipient of the Medal of Achievement of the American Electronics Association and the American Academy of Achievement, the Arents Pioneer Medal of Syracuse University, the Lifetime Achievement in Entrepreneurship & Innovation Award from the University of California, the Northern California Business Leader of the Year from the Harvard Business School Association, and the Commonwealth Club’s Distinguished Citizen Award. He has been inducted into the Junior Achievement Hall of Fame, the California Business Hall of Fame, and the Bay Area Business Council Hall of Fame.
Mr. Rock received a BS degree in Political Science and Finance from Syracuse University and an MBA from Harvard University.
David Pottruck
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David Yoffie
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Winston Chen
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Andrew Grove
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Jane Shaw
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Charles Young
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