The end of an incredible era.<\/p>\n
I started my career after college at Intel in 1994 while Andy was the CFO. No doubt I didn’t think at the time I would be married to his daughter as he retires from his distinguished career 26 years later. Over the years I have be so fortunate to have Andy’s guidance on many thing. He intellectual capacity is outweighed only by his humility and thoughtful consideration for others.<\/p>\n
Intel will be a different place without Andy at the wheel.<\/p>\n
Consider this quote from the Oregonian article:<\/p>\n
“Bryant, 69, joined Intel in 1981, when the company\u2019s sales totaled $789 million. The company he leaves generated more than $70 billion in revenue annually and makes the vast majority of computer chips running PCs and laptops and nearly every processor running the data centers that power the internet.”<\/p>\n
No doubt all of us in the family are happy to have more time to spend with Andy, especially his 4 granddaughters!<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.oregonlive.com\/silicon-forest\/2020\/01\/intel-chairman-andy-bryant-steps-down-will-retire-this-spring.html<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The end of an incredible era. I started my career after college at Intel in 1994 while Andy was the CFO. No doubt I didn’t think at the time I would be married to his daughter as he retires from his distinguished career 26 years later. Over the years I have be so fortunate to have Andy’s guidance on many thing. He intellectual capacity is outweighed only by his humility and thoughtful consideration for others. Intel will be a different…<\/p>\n