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Intel Appoints Trump Economic Adviser as Head of ...
Robin Colwell, a former Trump economic adviser, joins Intel as senior VP of government affairs to strengthen ties with policymakers following the U.S. Treasury's 10% stake.
- On Monday, Intel appointed Robin Colwell as senior vice president and head of government affairs, based in Washington, D.C., months after the U.S. federal government took a $8.9 billion stake.
- With deep DC policy credentials, Colwell brings broad Washington experience, including serving as deputy assistant to President Donald Trump and deputy director of the National Economic Council.
- Intel named three executives to key posts Monday, hiring Annie Shea Weckesser from SambaNova as chief marketing and communications officer, appointing Pushkar Ranade interim CTO, and naming James Chew vice president of Intel Government Technologies.
- Colwell's arrival deepens Intel's Washington ties, with her role central as the company navigates trade barriers and its relationship with the president amid the 'America First' mood.
- Amid reports Intel is finalizing a deal, Bloomberg and Wired last week reported that Intel may acquire SambaNova for $1.6 billion, with Tan as an early investor and SambaNova chairman.
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Intel has named Robin Colwell, a former economic adviser to US President Trump, as head of government affairs, filling a position left vacant by the departure of Bruce Andrews. The move comes months after the US government bought a 10% stake in the company. James Chew has been named vice president of Intel Government Technologies, the unit that manages the company's business with the US government, following the departure of Christopher George e…
Intel appoints Trump economic adviser as head of government affairs
SAN FRANCISCO – Intel on Monday appointed an economic adviser to U.S. President Trump as its head of government affairs, months after the U.S. government took a 10% stake in the U.S. chipmaker.
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