Silicon Valley has attracted a significant amount of fire over the last couple of years for its historic lack of women on corporate boards, at the helms of tech giants, in the coding and developing departments—in short, everywhere.
Yet, tech giant Intel has been making inroads to remedy this problem within its organization and in the hopes that a major investment to bringing women and minorities up through the ranks of the tech world will spur more business. With Intel Capital’s latest investment of $125 million over the next five years, it promises to encourage women and minorities to create and head tech startups.
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