Sanjay Vora

Sanjay Vora has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Sanjay started their career as an Engineer at Westinghouse Electric Company, where they provided engineering expertise for a nuclear power servicing company. During their time there, they led the implementation of a 3D computer visualization system for training purposes.

In 1992, Sanjay became a business owner and entrepreneur, starting their own non-franchise printing business called Speedy Printing, Inc. Sanjay developed the business plan, secured funding, and successfully launched the start-up. The company achieved profitability within a year and was sold in 1995.

Sanjay then joined Intel Corporation in 1997 as a Product Manager, where they were responsible for defining and executing the internet services roadmap. Sanjay deployed new customer offerings and significantly increased customer retention. Within 10 months, they were promoted to Product Marketing Manager, where they managed a team of product managers for the global Intel WebOutfitter Service.

Throughout their tenure at Intel, Sanjay held various leadership roles. Sanjay served as the Director of Product Planning for the Desktop business, overseeing strategy, roadmap, and product plan development. Sanjay was also the Vice President and General Manager of the Intel Experiences Group and the Vice President of the Client Computing Group. In these positions, Sanjay played a key role in setting overall strategic directions, joint engineering efforts with Microsoft, and industry partnerships.

Sanjay retired as the Vice President of the Client Computing Group in 2021 after nearly 25 years at Intel. Currently, they are the CEO and Co-founder of Avestor Inc., a company that streamlines the investment process and helps businesses raise capital more efficiently.

Sanjay Vora completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering at Penn State University from 1986 to 1990. Following this, they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Marketing & Strategy at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business for the years 1995 to 1997.