Please join us  Monday, October 17 at  5:00 PM  for  Tech + Policy @Intel: Building a Robust Semiconductor Talent Ecosystem.

Intel invites you to join us for an interactive discussion and Q&A with:

Erwin Gianchandani, Assistant Director for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships at the National Science Foundation

Shari Liss, Executive Director of the SEMI Foundation

Jason Oxman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI)

Amy Nice, Assistant Director for International Science and Technology Workforce at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

Moderated by Gabriela Cruz Thompson, Senior Director of University Research and Collaboration at Intel Labs

The United States is at a critical juncture that will determine the future of global technology innovation – and our country’s role in that future. To gain significant strategic advantages for the economy and national security, we must regain leadership of semiconductor manufacturing and innovation.

With passage of the CHIPS and Science Act, the U.S. took a step towards changing the narrative. However, ensuring U.S. leadership in semiconductor research, design, manufacturing, and packaging requires a reliable workforce, including all levels of technical workers with critical STEM skills.

The CHIPS and Science Act unlocks investment to further drive the research, education, and workforce development efforts needed to support industry expansion. But, as an industry, we must also do our part to build a robust semiconductor talent ecosystem and ensure a future workforce of innovators.

The evening will begin with an informal cocktail reception at  5:00 PM, with the panel discussion to follow at  5:30 PM.

LIVESTREAM: https://vimeo.com/event/2513353

This event is designed to comply with House, Senate and OGE rules on Widely Attended Gatherings. Invitees are responsible for obtaining approval from their relevant ethics office if necessary.

Tech + Policy @ Intel: Building a Robust Semiconductor Talent Ecosystem