On Thursday, February 10th, join us for the SHPE Silicon Valley 2011 Kick-Off Event at Intel in Santa Clara.
Guest speaker Ernesto Felix, Corporate Diversity at Intel, will deliver a message about diversity. We’ll also have a special guest from the Intel Hispanic Leadership Council, Isaura Gaeta, Director of Global Program Office, join our event. If you’re looking for new career opportunities, please bring your resumes. Intel recruiters will be present to share those openings and speak with you one-on-one.
Towards the end we’ll share announcements from SHPE Silicon Valley about the upcoming year and how you can get involved in our plans for 2011 including the SHPE RLDC Conference at Stanford and the HITEC Executive Gala Event at Oracle.
In addition, leaders from the NSHMBA San Jose Chapter will briefly discuss how you can be a part of their mentoring program to help grow your professional career with an executive as your mentor.
Plus its an excellent opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet some new people from Intel and from around the Silicon Valley.
Please tell us your attending by signing up! RSVP at http://shpekickoff.eventbrite.com/.
Date: Thursday, February 10, 2011
Time: 6:00-8:30PM
Location: Intel Corporation, Auditorium inside Building SC9, 3601 Juliette Lane, Santa Clara, CA 95054
Parking: Park in the SC9 parking garage or any open parking space.
Where to go after arrival: Go to SC9 lobby and sign-in.
RSVP: http://shpekickoff.eventbrite.com/
Agenda:
– 6pm-6:30pm: Registration & Networking
– 6:30pm-7pm: Intel Speaker(s)
– 7pm-8pm: SHPE Announcements
– 8pm-8:30pm: Closing & More Networking
Isaura Gaeta
Director of Global Program Office, Intel
Isaura Gaeta is the Director of the Global Program Office for Corporate Affairs and is based out of Santa Clara, California. In this role Isaura is responsible for the Higher Education, K-12 Education, and Intel Community Outreach programs for Intel. Intel’s Education programs are currently in use in over 60 countries throughout the world. Isaura joined Intel in 1984 and prior to her move to Corporate Affairs she was the Director of the California Technology and Manufacturing silicon processing fab and has led the development of analog, logic, and flash process technologies at Intel. She received a B.S. and M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University.
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