Nigel is Intel's Federal Marketing Manager for the America’s.  Originally from the United Kingdom, he
now makes his home with his wife Bobbi in Portland Oregon.

He was awarded the Homeland Defense Journal’s top award in 2006 for his wireless technology and leadership skills during the Katrina disaster.  He was also named one of America’s top 100 technology leaders by Federal Computer Weekly.

Prior to joining Intel, Nigel spent the last twenty years in the wireless arena, consulting with Fortune 100 companies on wireless investments and consumer product marketing.  He authored the wireless framework for Portland’s citywide network cloud RFP.

Nigel worked on the development and feature design of the Palm Pilot for Donna Dubinsky and went on to work with Sony Japan on handheld communicators.  Before moving to the USA in 2000 he managed Bluetooth for Cap Gemini based in Grenoble France.

Interviewed by The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Newsweek, Nigel is repeatedly sought for his views on municipal wireless and the impact that WiMAX and mobility in general will have on the global telecommunications landscape.

His career passions are delivering innovative and integrated marketing campaigns, Mobile Internet Devices, social media and following the consumer zeitgeist.