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Sean Doyle

Managing Director, Intel Capital

Pleasanton, California

VC
Investor

Invests in

Stages:

Series B
Seed

  • Min Investment:

    $1,000,000.00

  • Max Investment:

    $20,000,000.00

  • Target Investment:

    $5,000,000.00

Education

Investments

Impact Nano

Series Unknown

Total Funding: $32M

EUV Tech

Series A

Total Funding:

Quantifi Photonics

Series C

Total Funding: $15M

Work Experience

Intel Capital

2001

  • Managing Director

    2019

    I'm currently a senior investor sourcing, structuring and closing venture, private and public equity investments for Intel Corporation in the semiconductor design, technology development and manufacturing domain, including the manufacturing supply chain. Active as a board director or observer at multiple companies.

  • Director, Intel Capital

    2006 - 2019

    Lead investor for Intel Capital equity investments, including ASML Holdings $3 billion equity investment and minority investments in ASM International (Nasdaq:ASMI), Micron Technology (Nasdaq:MU) and Photronics' (Nasdaq:PLAB). Closed venture financings in over 20 companies including Energetiq Technology, IMS Microfabrication, Inpria Corporation, Rocketick, Voltaix Inc. and others.

  • Sector Director

    2001 - 2006

    Managed a team responsible for sourcing and closing private and public equity investments worldwide to deliver competitive advantage to Intel's global manufacturing operations, including: $100M+ Series A in Elpida Memory (IPO TYO:6665), $450M Micron (NYSE:MU), $80M Euroyen CV bond offering Nikon (TYO:7731), NaWoTec Gmbh (acquired by Zeiss), ALIS (acquired by Zeiss), Xtreme Technologies (acquired by Ushio), Lotes (IPO TPE), Tri Chemical Laboratories (IPO Osaka) and Epichem Ltd (acquired by Sigma Aldrich).

Intel Corporation, Treasury

1997 - 2001

  • Sr. Manager

    1999 - 2001

    Managed a four person Treasury team responsible for due diligence, valuation analysis, deal structuring and negotiation of investment terms on behalf of Intel. Negotiated, structured and closed approximately 60 transactions in 1999 and 2000, including: Stratus Computer recap; ServerWorks: warrant transaction (acquired by Broadcom for $957M); Cronos: Series A investment (acquired by JDSU for $750M), High Speed Solutions Series A (acquired by Intel). Treasury manager for the Intel 64 Fund, LLC, a $250 million venture fund with co-investors Dell, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Morgan Stanley and others.

  • Analyst

    1997 - 1999

    Securities analysis and mergers and acquisitions.

Laidlaw Equities, Inc

1994 - 1996

  • Associate, Corporate Finance

    1994 - 1996

Payden & Rygel

1993 - 1993

  • Associate, Fixed Income Investment Management

    1993 - 1993

Oracle Corporation

1988 - 1992

  • Marketing Programs Manager, Secure Systems Business Unit

    1988 - 1992