dear all:

We're looking for a student who can join our mentoring sessions and help with translations (right now its once a month for about 2 hours at a time, the specific time is set based on his availability at the time). And it'll be on a voluntary basis.

The mentor's info is:
Name: Brent Young
Title: Director of China Corporate Strategy

The benefits in volunteering to help Brent:
An experience you can add to your resume for future jobs;
Work with a senior executive of a multinational company - especially relevant to people who would like to work in the IT and business sectors.

The following file is Brent's Bio.

If you want to do this job , please contact Tal Badt  (t_badt.11@sem.tsinghua.edu.cn)   in English.

Mr. Brent A. Young
Director of the China Corporate Strategy Office (CCSO)at Intel China Ltd.  
Brent A. Young is Director of the China Corporate Strategy Office (CCSO) at Intel China Ltd, reporting to Intel China’s President Ian Yang. He is responsible for building out the company’s overall strategies as they relate to China. This includes bringing in external perspectives to improve decision making, sensing and responding to long-range opportunities and threats, aligning local business unit and corporate strategies, defining strategic imperatives across Intel China Staff, and helping ensure strategy turns into tangible action.
Brent began his Intel career in 2006 as an open source software StrategicPlannerinIntel’s Software and Service Group. Later, he was the Technical Assistant and Chief of Staff to Tom Kilroy, ExecutiveVicePresidentandGeneralManagerofIntel’s Sales and Marketing Group.Most recently, he was Director of China Tech Ecosystem (CTE) Sales and China Product Marketing at Intel China. There, he was responsible fordefining and driving Intel’s sales, customer, and go-to-market strategies in the CTE and for Intel’s overall product marketing in China.
Prior to joining Intel, Brent was a software engineer and technology evangelist for in two startups over five years in Silicon Valley.
Brent graduated from Cornell University with bothBachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Computer Science and also received his MBA degree specializing in Strategy, Marketing, and Finance from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.




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