EDUCATIONSUMMIT2015

Registration & BreakfastSponsored by Comcast @comcast, Infinera @infinera, and Lam Research @lamresearch Welcome (Galileo Auditorium)Kristina Peralta: Director of Education and Workforce Preparedness, Silicon Valley

Leadership Group @kristinaatworkDan’l Lewin: Corporate VP of the Technology & Civic Engagement Group, Microsoft

@microsoftsv

Business Panel(Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by Synopsys @synopsysIntroduction:Terri Oropeza, Senior Manager of the IT Global Solutions Center, Synopsys Panelists:Katie Ferrick: Community Relations Senior Manager, LinkedIn @LinkedInKarlin Keller: Chief of Staff, Global Human Resources, Intel @karlinkellerMary Stutts: VP of External Affairs, Comcast California @MaryEStuttsModerator: Carl Guardino: President and CEO, Silicon Valley Leadership Group

@CarlGuardino

Panel Session 1Each panel will be held twice. All four panels will run concurrently for two rounds 8:55-9:55,

10:05-11:05

Supporting the Implementation of New Education Reforms (Galileo Auditorium)Panelists:Michael Kirst: President, California State Board of Education @Michael_KirstTed Lempert: President, Children Now @tedlempertLori Musso: Administrator for Curriculum and Instruction Services, San Mateo County Office

of Education @SMCOETweetAngelica Ramsey, Ed.D.: Associate Superintendent, Santa Clara County Office of

Education @amramsey13Moderator: Matt Hammer: President and CEO, Innovate Public Schools @innovateschools

Diversifying the STEM Pipeline (Mercury)Panelists:Diana Albarrán Chicas: Co-Founder, Latinas in STEM @DAlbarranChicasLesley Slaton Brown: Computing Project & Tech Diversity Consultant, National Action

Council for Minorities in Engineering @DailySlateKimberly Bryant: Founder, Black GIrls Code @BLACKGIRLSCODEMimi Fox Melton: Director of Programs, code2040 @CODE2040Elizabeth Ames: Vice President - Marketing and Alliances, Anita Borg Institute @eames1Claudia Galvan: Senior Director, Anita Borg Institute @cgalvanModerator: Michael Nobleza: National Director, #YesWeCode @MichaelNobleza

Workforce Development (Jupiter)Panelists:Alexandria Baker, PHR: South Bay Manager, PG&E PowerPathway @PGE4Me Jay Banfield: Executive Director, Year Up Bay Area @JayBanfieldDr. Susan Martin: Interim President, San Jose State University @SJSUBeth McCormick: Engineering Recruitment and Diversity Manager, Lawrence Livermore

National Laboratory @Livermore_LabJeff Pallin: Dean, Workforce and Economic Development, The Workforce Institute, San

Jose Evergreen Community College District @jpallinModerator: Alyssa Lynch: Superintendent, MetroEd @MetroEd

EdTech (Saturn)Panelists:Tim Brady: Founder, Imagine K-12 @imaginek12Muhammed Chaudhry, President & CEO, Silicon Valley Education Foundation

@EducationIQRobert Pronovost: STEM Leader Coordinator, Ravenswood Makerspace Collaborative

@pronovostElizabeth Slavitt: Lead of Content and Scaling, Khan Academy @khanacademyPreston Smith: Co-founder and CEO, Rocketship Education @PrestonDSmithModerator: Dr. Daniel Stringer: Independent Consultant @danieltheory

Panel Session IISee panel choices above. Each panel will be held twice. All four panels will run

concurrently for two rounds 8:55-9:55, 10:05-11:05

Closing Keynote (Galileo Auditorium)Sponsored by Intel @intelIntroduction: Jonathan P. Williams, Director, Regional Public Affairs and State & Local

Government Affairs, Public Affairs Group, Intel Corporation @JonathanPWKeynote: Sal Khan: Founder and CEO, Khan Academy @khanacademy

Closing (Galileo Auditorium)Kristina Peralta: Director of Education and Workforce Preparedness, Silicon Valley

Leadership Group @kristinaatwork

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