Mark leads Intel’s incubation teams for the Incubation and Disruptive Innovation Group within the Chief Strategic Office to incubate and manage internally backed ventures to scale to potentially $B+ opportunities. Mark and his team developed the first formal incubator at Intel, including a worldwide, 12-week program focusing on customer pain points, key Intel technology differentiation, and large, scalable market opportunities ranging from AI-based B2B solutions to ground-breaking B2C solutions that connect the deaf with the hearing through AI. The team has continued to internally fund strategic initiatives and to spin-out non-strategic ventures from Intel. In addition, Mark is also the GM of the RealSense business focusing on Autonomous Mobile Robotics and other potential computer-vision based markets, and the GM of the Drone Light Show business. Prior to his current role, Mark led all strategic business development activities for Intel’s Client Computing Group (CCG) from 2010 to 2013 focusing on disruptive ideation including perceptual technologies such as speech-enabled solutions. He then led the strategic business development for the RealSense team from 2013 to 2018, focusing on building the best computer vision portfolio and experiences with strategic investments, alliances and M&A in partnership with Intel Capital.

Management consulting and business development for emerging technology companies. Focusing on closing strategic partnerships to establish revenue growth and technology validation with expertise in Internet, mobile, consumer and entertainment markets.• NetMotion, Inc. (www.netmotion.com): Acting Sr. V.P. Business Development and Marketing - established new sales and marketing plan, streamlined business operations, hired sales consultants and rebranded company• MyBookNanny, LLC (www.mybooknanny.com): CEO - bringing books alive on the iPhone and other platforms, initial application launched February 25, 2010

Lead all business development and marketing activities which included defining market opportunities and licensing model for the company as well as securing funding, corporate and investor relations. Negotiated and closed strategic licensing partnerships with Samsung Electronics for worldwide distribution; Sanyo in Japan for the Pachinko market; and International Game Technology for slot machine gaming. Key in securing over $12M in both private and public investments which also included corporate and investor relations. EXIT: Public offering, market capitalization of over $400M in 2006

Built and managed the company to develop internet and mobile applications based on their proprietary 3D character (avatar) technology. Established the company vision, business model, strategic planning and partnerships. Secured over $45M in funding from venture capital and strategic investments from Warner Bros., SoftBank, and Autodesk. Established key business development deals with Warner Bros., NBC, Electronic Arts, IBM, Hitachi, Match.com, MTI in Japan (one of the largest mobile portals), and many others.Launched “Virtual Jay Leno” on the Tonight Show for NBC.com in 1999 which doubled the traffic on the entire site. Rated Red Herring Top 50 Private Companies in the World in 2000. Co-creator of the “Veepers” technology which led to a number of patents for the company.EXIT: Company acquired in 2008

Managed and directed Hitachi PC corporation’s entry into the PC market in the U.S. by leading the marketing and business development group which consisted of product management, marketing communications, channel marketing and strategic partnerships.• Coauthored business plan which was approved by Hitachi’s board to fund over $100M to establish Hitachi PC in the U.S.• Established Hitachi PC as the fastest growing notebook company in the US - 9th largest in 9 months as calculated by IDC• Drove product and channel marketing to establish over $250M in revenue demand• Increased Hitachi PC brand awareness from 0% to over 12% in one year• Named one of the most influential companies in the industry by PC Magazine only after 5 months in the market• Managed strategic alliances with Intel, Microsoft, and USR/3COM• Appointed as a change agent for Hitachi Japan to integrate consumer needs with PC technology trends

Directed and managed Velocity’s worldwide marketing and business development strategies which included developing one of the first virtual reality, character-based systems for the Internet.

Directed and managed SCO’s worldwide marketing strategies which included securing the first commercial license of the popular Mosiac browser as well as leveraging key customers like Pizza Hut to bring the first graphical online transaction to the Internet.

Product and technology planning for UNIX, networking and computer systems including worldwide implementations driven from both London and Tokyo.

Lead Engineer on the development of one of the first graphical windowing systems brought to market by AT&T.