Last week, at our Focus on Business Member Lunch, presented by KeyBank, Kevin Hoggatt, Director of Government Affairs, Ohio, joined us from Intel. Kevin discussed Intel's investment in Ohio and how businesses in northwest Ohio can engage with them, as well as their efforts to increase supplier diversity and to increase the number of youth engaged in STEM learning through Moonshot Ohio. Read on to learn more about these initiatives…
Moonshot Ohio
In February, the Intel Foundation and STEM Next Opportunity Fund announced a new statewide initiative, Moonshot Ohio, to increase access to STEAM learning for all and fuel workforce development in Ohio. The Intel Foundation is proud to support the initiative, which will include new funding and professional development opportunities made possible in collaboration with Million Girls Moonshot (an initiative of the STEM Next Opportunity Fund) and the Ohio Afterschool Network. The goal of the initiative is to double the number of Ohio youth engaged in STEAM learning by 2025. Click here to learn more or sign up your organization to get involved.
Interested in Becoming an Intel Supplier?
Intel’s operations in the United States depend on hundreds of small, medium, and large local businesses, as will our fabs in Ohio. These businesses provide Intel with a variety of services and materials, from local lodging, meals, transportation, security, warehousing, chemicals, test equipment, and more. Click here to learn more about becoming a supplier to Intel.
Stay Informed about Intel in Ohio
If you’d like to learn more about Intel’s $20 billion investment in Ohio, visit intel.com/ohio where you can sign up for updates, learn about career opportunities and job openings, and more.
In February, the Intel Foundation and STEM Next Opportunity Fund announced a new statewide initiative, Moonshot Ohio, to increase access to STEAM learning for all and fuel workforce development in Ohio. The Intel Foundation is proud to support the initiative, which will include new funding and professional development opportunities made possible in collaboration with Million Girls Moonshot (an initiative of the STEM Next Opportunity Fund) and the Ohio Afterschool Network. The goal of the initiative is to double the number of Ohio youth engaged in STEAM learning by 2025. Click here to learn more or sign up your organization to get involved.
Interested in Becoming an Intel Supplier?
Intel’s operations in the United States depend on hundreds of small, medium, and large local businesses, as will our fabs in Ohio. These businesses provide Intel with a variety of services and materials, from local lodging, meals, transportation, security, warehousing, chemicals, test equipment, and more. Click here to learn more about becoming a supplier to Intel.
Stay Informed about Intel in Ohio
If you’d like to learn more about Intel’s $20 billion investment in Ohio, visit intel.com/ohio where you can sign up for updates, learn about career opportunities and job openings, and more.
Plan on joining us for the rest of the Focus on Business Member Lunch, presented by KeyBank, spring series:
April 19 - You'll hear from Bitwise Toledo's Vice President, LeSean Shaw, regarding their mission, construction updates and you can even sign up for a tour! The Bitwise Toledo campus, which is expected to be completed Summer 2023, is located in the heart of downtown at 1300 Jefferson Avenue. The beautiful 100,000-square-foot building will feature a wide-open atrium that connects three floors to the lobby that includes a cafe, restaurant marketplace, outdoor gathering areas, and patio seating. Alongside Bitwise Cowork, this location will host a multi-use space with event and presentation venues available to tenants and the surrounding community when completed. Bitwise Industries focuses on providing education and services to folks who come from an under-served population - People of color, the LGBTQ community, veterans, people transitioning out of foster care, folks who didn’t graduate from high school, as well as those who have felonies. REGISTER
May 17 - Arturo Polizzi, President and Chief Executive Officer of ProMedica, joins us as our keynote speaker. Arturo provides strategic vision, leadership and oversight as the organization advances its mission to improve health and well-being in the communities it serves. He is committed to leading transformational initiatives, fostering innovation and driving results to build greater organizational stability and sustainability. REGISTER
April 19 - You'll hear from Bitwise Toledo's Vice President, LeSean Shaw, regarding their mission, construction updates and you can even sign up for a tour! The Bitwise Toledo campus, which is expected to be completed Summer 2023, is located in the heart of downtown at 1300 Jefferson Avenue. The beautiful 100,000-square-foot building will feature a wide-open atrium that connects three floors to the lobby that includes a cafe, restaurant marketplace, outdoor gathering areas, and patio seating. Alongside Bitwise Cowork, this location will host a multi-use space with event and presentation venues available to tenants and the surrounding community when completed. Bitwise Industries focuses on providing education and services to folks who come from an under-served population - People of color, the LGBTQ community, veterans, people transitioning out of foster care, folks who didn’t graduate from high school, as well as those who have felonies. REGISTER
May 17 - Arturo Polizzi, President and Chief Executive Officer of ProMedica, joins us as our keynote speaker. Arturo provides strategic vision, leadership and oversight as the organization advances its mission to improve health and well-being in the communities it serves. He is committed to leading transformational initiatives, fostering innovation and driving results to build greater organizational stability and sustainability. REGISTER
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