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Retired Intel Corporation executive L. Wilton Agatstein, Jr., a senior executive with is the the Robert A. Fox Executive-in-Residence this spring at UC Davis.
At the University of California, Agatstein will be teaching about global innovation, with a particular focus on emerging markets, and innovation in the developing world. This video provides just a mere glimpse into the opportunities that exist for smart risk-takers and social entrepreneurs in the developing world.
From Agatstein’s bio: During his 27 years at Intel, Agatstein established a proven track record of innovation of production products. For the past three years, Agatstein served as vice president of Intel’s Sales and Marketing Group and general manager of the chipmaker’s Emerging Markets Platform Group.
Based at Intel’s Sacramento-area campus in Folsom the past 15 years, Agatstein frequently travelled around the world and grew a passion for helping those in the developing world with computing technology that fit their needs. He led teams that rolled out tailored solutions in Cairo, Sao Paulo, Shanghai and Bangalore.
Most recently, Agatstein was the driving force behind the strategy, definition and successful shipment of the Intel-powered classmate PC, a small, rugged and personalized laptop for children in the developing world.
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