10 Intel executives
Between them, these Intel executives and vice presidents span foundry technology and manufacturing, client computing, data center and AI, data platforms, wireless, sales, marketing, IT and product and group finance, and five of them took their current Intel titles in 2025 or 2026. Suppliers, partners and investors trying to understand how Intel sets roadmaps, funds manufacturing or picks vendors can reach an executive whose title sits in that group or function.
Professionals to explore
Alex Katouzian
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President and General Manager · Intel
Since 2026 Alex Katouzian has been Executive Vice President and General Manager at Intel; their LinkedIn profile names the Client Computing and Physical AI Group, reporting directly to the CEO, leading client computing and physical AI strategy with responsibility for the roadmap. Qualcomm titles include EVP & Group General Manager, Mobile, Compute, XR, & Wearable AI Businesses (since 2025), SVP & GM, Mobile, Compute, & XR Businesses (2022-2024) and SVP & GM, Mobile, Compute, & Infrastructure Businesses (2017-2022).
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Annie Shea Weckesser
LinkedInExperience: Chief Marketing & Communications Officer · Intel
Annie Shea Weckesser has been Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at Intel since 2026. At Uniphore the titles were CMO (2021-2024) and CMO People (2019-2021), with an Advisor role there since 2024, which makes Annie a fit for questions on Intel's marketing and communications.
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Brandon Goodyear
LinkedInExperience: Vice President and CFO, Accelerated Computing and Graphics Group · Intel
Based in Folsom, California, Brandon Goodyear is Vice President and CFO, Accelerated Computing and Graphics Group at Intel (since 2022). Brandon was Vice President Finance, Manufacturing and Packaging Technology Development (2020-2022), Director of Finance, Fab and Sort Manufacturing (2019), Director of Finance, Data Center Sales (2016-2019) and Senior Controller, Americas Sales and Marketing (2014-2016), all at Intel.
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Cynthia (Cindy) Stoddard
LinkedInExperience: SVP and CIO · Intel
Cynthia (Cindy) Stoddard became SVP and CIO at Intel in 2025. Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer titles at Adobe (2016-2025) and NetApp (2012-2016) are also listed, so Cindy can compare IT at Intel, Adobe and NetApp and is the person here for questions on Intel's internal systems and IT vendors.
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Eran Vilensky
LinkedInExperience: Chief Operating Officer, Intel Wireless Communication Solutions · Intel
Eran Vilensky, based in Israel, has been Chief Operating Officer, Intel Wireless Communication Solutions since 2020, and also holds the title General Manager of Intel Mobile Communication Israel. Engineering titles at Intel came earlier: Senior Director of Wireless Integration & Validation Engineering (2015-2019), Senior Director of Silicon & HW engineering (2010-2015) and Director of VLSI engineering (2004-2009).
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Greg Ernst
LinkedInExperience: Chief Revenue Officer · Intel
Greg Ernst is Chief Revenue Officer at Intel (since 2025) and, as CRO and GM of the Sales and Marketing Group, oversees global sales, marketing, customer support and customer success teams. GM, Americas Sales (2022-2025), GM and Vice President leading the United States Sales and Marketing Organization (since 2018) and account roles for HP and Cisco also appear, a fit for questions on selling into Intel's customers.
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Mark Henninger
LinkedInExperience: Corporate Vice President, CFO of Intel Products · Intel
Mark Henninger holds Corporate Vice President, CFO of Intel Products (since 2024). Earlier Intel titles are Corporate Vice President, CFO Client Computing Group (CCG) (2021-2023), Vice President, CFO Sales & Marketing Group (SMG) (2019-2021), Vice President, Head of Investor Relations (2014-2019) and finance and operational roles from 1996 to 2014, useful for product P&L and investor-facing questions.
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Naga Chandrasekaran
LinkedInExperience: Chief Technology and Operations Officer, EVP & GM of Intel Foundry Technology and Manufacturing · Intel
Naga Chandrasekaran has been Chief Technology and Operations Officer, EVP & GM of Intel Foundry Technology and Manufacturing at Intel since 2025, directly after Chief Global Operations Officer, EVP and GM of Intel Foundry Manufacturing and Supply Chain (2024-2025). Naga has also sat on the Mobileye board of directors since 2025, and the two Intel titles make Naga the fit for questions on manufacturing and foundry investment.
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Sandra Rivera
LinkedInExperience: Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Datacenter and AI Group at Intel Corporation · Intel
Sandra Rivera holds Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Datacenter and AI Group at Intel Corporation (since 2021), and the record also lists Chief Executive Officer at Altera, with no start date given. Those two titles make Sandra a fit for questions on data center and AI product strategy and on the Altera chief executive role.
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Choose the right perspective
Manufacturing and foundry questions go to Naga Chandrasekaran, product group strategy to Alex Katouzian, Sandra Rivera or Navin Shenoy, and wireless to Eran Vilensky. For commercial and go-to-market topics pick Greg Ernst or Annie Shea Weckesser; Cynthia (Cindy) Stoddard covers internal IT, and Mark Henninger and Brandon Goodyear, the two group CFOs here, cover product and group finance.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does Intel Foundry Technology and Manufacturing weigh process technology investment against supply chain capacity?
- 02What does a supplier or software partner need to show to be adopted across an Intel group such as client computing or datacenter and AI?
- 03How do Intel's group CFOs and the sales organization settle pricing and roadmap decisions for a new product line?
About this directory
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