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The Site—Paris
 
Intel's sales and marketing office in Paris is the headquarters for the western European region, which includes Benelux, France and Iberia. This office is part of Intel's Europe/Middle East/Africa Sales and Marketing organization. Employees working at this office provide world-class sales and support at the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), developer and end-user levels.
 
The primary responsibilities for Intel's sales and marketing team in France include:
  • Delivering innovative products to consumer and OEM markets
  • Driving Intel's initiatives, technologies, products and services into the marketplace
  • Creating demand for Intel's products
  • Driving the market to recognize Intel's role in the Internet at the OEM, developer and end-user levels
 
Enjoying life in Paris
 
Intel Paris is based in the outskirts of Paris, a smaller city called Meudon, famous for the Paris Observatory. Paris, France's capital and the "City of Lights," is perhaps the world's most lively and indulgent city. More like a collection of enchanting villages, Paris offers an overwhelming array of unique attractions and fine dining.
The Seine River runs right through the center of Paris, creating the Rive Droite (Right Bank) and Rive Gauche (Left Bank). On the Rive Droite you'll find the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, which leads to the Arc de Triomphe. This monument stands in memory of France's soldiers; it also offers panoramic views of the city. In the same area you'll find the Louvre, originally a medieval fortress and a royal palace before becoming a public museum in the late 1700s. The Louvre is home to such historic works of art as the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, as well as a world-renowned collection of other paintings, sculptures and more.
The Right Bank is also full of other museums, boutiques and restaurants. Notre Dame, or "Our Lady" in English, is more than 900 years old. From the top you can see the picturesque Seine River and the breathtaking City of Paris. On the Rive Gauche (Left Bank), is Paris' most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower, which was commissioned in 1887 for the World Fair. The Eiffel Tower offers yet another amazing view — once you've climbed its 2,652 stairs to reach the top (or taken the elevator).
 
 
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