Intel Corporation

Jim Goetz is a partner at Sequoia Capital best known for leading the firm's investment in WhatsApp, where a roughly $60 million position returned $3.5 billion in Facebook's 2014 acquisition. He stepped back from Sequoia's leadership in 2017 but continues to invest and serve on boards, with a long enterprise track record spanning AdMob, GitHub and Palo Alto Networks.

Lip-Bu Tan, former Cadence CEO and long‑time semiconductor operator-investor, offers chip founders systems‑level expertise from materials through applications and deep operational credibility across the U.S., Taiwan, China and Southeast Asia.

Co-founder and Chair of OnLogic.

Mark Adams is a Strategic Communications Lead at Intel Corporation with experience in global marketing and communications across technology and advertising sectors, including roles at Pegasus Tech Ventures, Hewlett-Packard, and Young & Rubicam. He holds a degree in economics from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from Indiana University, with expertise in brand building, external communications, and corporate social responsibility. Adams is also a published author and real estate investor.

Chief of Staff / Technical Assistant to the head of Intel Capital, joined in 2013, serving as the liaison to Intel's executive office and managing strategic initiatives with a focus on silicon-related investments and corporate divestitures. Previously a Finance Controller at Intel; holds an MBA from UC Berkeley and a BA in Economics from the University of Michigan.

Tyler Welt leads business development for Intel's Client Software Ecosystem, where he manages strategic partnerships with security and AI/ML software vendors and coordinates joint go-to-market initiatives. He previously served as a board observer and advisor at Intel Capital, supporting cybersecurity and enterprise SaaS companies. With over 25 years at Intel, his experience spans ISV ecosystem development, strategic alliances, venture advising, and finance leadership.