 Colorado is home to the Fort Collins Design Center (FCDC), established in Fort Collins since 2005, and a small facility in Longmont. An Intel fab in Colorado Springs, Fab 23, has ceased production and is on the market.
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As of January 2009, Intel Colorado had approximately 400 employees in Fort Collins, 20 in Longmont, and 125 in Colorado Springs.
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Employees take their talent and dedication beyond Intel's walls into the community, where they are actively involved in local education and civic programs.
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Intel employees in Colorado are living up to Intel's corporate value of being an asset in our communities worldwide.
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Intel Colorado employees reported 8,800 hours of volunteer work in their local communities during 2008, providing personal help to diverse organizations and generating $14,200 in donations to local schools and non–profits under the Intel Involved Volunteer Matching Grant Program.
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Intel Colorado employees contributed $468,000 to Intel's Community Giving Campaign for the United Way in 2008. With an Intel Foundation match, Intel Colorado's United Way donations totaled $914,700 for local community organizations.
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Intel is driving impactful education programs in Colorado, particularly through grants to Colorado State University and the University of Northern Colorado.
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An Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF)–affiliated state science fair is held in Fort Collins annually.
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Contact information:
Corporate Affairs
or
Janet Rash
janet.rash@intel.com
(503) 264-4292 |
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