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Our stakeholders have helped shape our strategy, public goals, and reporting for many years. Now’s your turn – help inform our strategic planning process and development of next year’s CSR report. What do you see as major opportunities for Intel in the area of corporate responsibility and sustainability? What do you think are the most critical issues for our business? Where do you think we still need to improve?

Share* your vision for Intel before November 30, 2009 and be entered for a chance to win 1 of 2 FlipCams that you can use in your own blogging and social media activities. Then comment on others’ suggestions and check back on Intel’s profile on Justmeans for updates and discussions on how we’re acting on your suggestions.

About the sweepstakes:

Sweepstakes are open for entries on October 19, 2009 and close on November 30, 2009 by 11:59 PM PST.

This promotion is open to residents of United States and Canada (except Quebec), and 21-years old or older at time of participation. Limit one entry per person. Intel is not responsible for entries that are lost, incomplete, illegible, or late. For complete rules, click on share your idea button below and see tab entitled “Sweepstakes rules”.

The number of votes and the number or quality of comments an entry receives will not determine the winner nor increase the odds of winning. Those entries with the most votes and comments will only provide Intel with popular opinion on what ideas the online community would want Intel to focus on the most.

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0 votes	Anne's Idea While urban centers are beginning to experience the empowering benefits of corporate responsibility and sustainable planning, there is a widening separation between cities and rural areas. Without the leadership and investment of large, progressive c... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Michael's Idea In my opinion if Intel were to promote math, engineering, and computer science programs in Junior High Schools and High Schools in under served/minority communities. It will help students in these communities build their strengths in these discipline... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Perry's Idea I would recommend investing in greater public education of sustainability issues and Intel's efforts. Recent research suggests that the vast majority of the public isn't aware of the sustainability efforts of some of the largest companies (e.g., Grai... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Cary's Idea one possibility could be to make overall water use reduction a priority - a vision across as many years as required and make that a key theme & driver internally requires more fleshing out, but there you go... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Anne's Idea Posted: 15th Nov 2009 While urban centers are beginning to experience the empowering benefits of corporate responsibility and sustainable planning, there is a widening separation between cities and rural areas. Without the leadership and investment of large, progressive c... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Michael's Idea Posted: 12th Nov 2009 In my opinion if Intel were to promote math, engineering, and computer science programs in Junior High Schools and High Schools in under served/minority communities. It will help students in these communities build their strengths in these discipline... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Perry's Idea Posted: 29th Oct 2009 I would recommend investing in greater public education of sustainability issues and Intel's efforts. Recent research suggests that the vast majority of the public isn't aware of the sustainability efforts of some of the largest companies (e.g., Grai... Read More and Vote

0 votes	Cary's Idea Posted: 26th Oct 2009 one possibility could be to make overall water use reduction a priority - a vision across as many years as required and make that a key theme & driver internally requires more fleshing out, but there you go... Read More and Vote

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