Nigel is Intel's Director of Federal Marketing.
He is also on the Board of Advisors to Fedscoop and is on the GOV 2.0 Senior Advisory Board.
Originally from the United Kingdom, he now lives with his family and their dog Bowlie in Portland, Oregon.
He was awarded the Homeland Defense top award for his wireless technology and leadership during the Katrina disaster. He is additionally a Fed 100 winner.
Prior to joining Intel, Nigel spent 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 Wi-Fi network RFP.
Nigel worked on the development of the commercially successful Palm Pilot for CEO Donna Dubinsky then went on to work with Sony Japan on tablet computers supporting Magic Cap. Before moving to the USA in 2000, he managed Bluetooth globally for Cap Gemini out of France.
His career passions include delivering breakthrough marketing, teleworking and mobile computing to name but a few. He is known for thinking out the box and off the reservation, tracking the zeitgeist and trying rather hard to stay ahead of the puck.
He owns many musical instruments yet cannot play any of them!
His latest electronic toys are: A Sony DSC-HX5V camera with GPS and a cool backlit sensor, and a Korg Monotron
