Karla Blanco Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, California, US

Santa Clara, California, US

Santa Clara, California, US

Santa Clara, California, US

• The rapid pace of technological advancement is fundamentally changing the skills needed for jobs. This is a global challenge. Intel developed the Intel Future Skills program to focus on addressing inequalities, that.
• Ensured the delivery of indicators and reports on schedule by establishing frequent reviews.
• Secured program success with 14,000+ youth trained globally by developing a series of documents to serve as guide for program scaling and sustainability with team input.
• Achieved a quick ramp-up while implementing program strategies and delivering goals by collaborating with multiple partners, following up on needs and challenges, and serving as connector with the team.

Santa Clara, California, US

• Latin America Corporate Affairs Director (2015-2017)Championed team spirit in the Latin America CAG team and ensured high-performance team results throughout multiple global company transitions.
• Paved the way to foster a favorable business environment by implementing the “ Architecting theOrganization” exercise for the region.
• Recognized for building a high-performing team ensuring alignment at a local level and demonstrating effective leadership in change and crisis management while covering the regionalposition and when assigned as the.
• Lead the Free Trade Zone agreement negotiation for the Costa Rica site operation and negotiated numerous competitiveness advantages.
• Drove technological sophistication in the country by leading multiple negotiation teams such asthe one working with the government to cover master’s degrees in engineering fields and liaisonfor e government.
• Advanced Free Trade Zone incentives annually by spearheading the effort for World Trade Organization compliance for the Free Trade Zone amendment, essential for operations; collaborated closely with the Congress.

Santa Clara, California, US

• Mentored entrepreneurs (externally) and women at Intel as Vital Voices Certifed Mentor from the Costa Rican chapter of a non-governmental organization (NGO) to support emerging women leaders and social entrepreneurs.
• Positioned Intel as an industry leader supporting girls’and women’s empowerment in the region.
• InvitedtosharetheIntelDiversityandInclusioninitiativewith1,000+participantsintheCreceMujer conference in El Salvador.
• Represented Intel in the EuroAmerican Women Leadership forum, the frst time the Vital Voicesintegrated the male population as mentors at a global level.
• Secured Intel’s invitation to the Economic Council for the Latin American Region’s (LAR’s) yearlygender-focused conference, as one of only two invited companies from the private sector, throughleadership.
• Drove the relationship with Girls Rising and led the global Girls’Day celebration when covering arotation for the Girls&Women Corp. Affairs manager in 2014;aligned messaging and organized/managed the global.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, International Business/Trade/Commerce

Aspen Fellow From The Central American Leadership Initiative, From Leadership To Significance

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, International Business/Trade/Commerce

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, International Business

Master'S Degree, International Business