TechFest at Spirit Mountain!

Engineering & Techology Equity Leader at Intel

Dr. Frazier has nearly 20 years of experience in technical and organizational leadership, technology equity, startup coaching, and tech innovation.

As an engineering leader, he has led technical teams on the development of the Aurora Supercomputer, in the development of trajectory data for the Space Shuttle across 13 successful missions, and in innovation programs that have saved engineering time through automation and process improvement.

For communities, he has strategized and directed nearly half-million dollars in investments to deliver over a million dollars in value in the spaces of tech equity and empowerment, and he has directed tens of thousands of hours in skills-based volunteering and pro bono consultation.

For companies, Corey drives strategic, equitable practices and community partnerships that create new business opportunities, drive employee retention, and reveal insights for product development. All while growing the image of the brand.

 Keynote: "Sparking Learning Through Collaboration: Using Grassroots Partnerships to Pioneer Technology Usages in Education and Beyond"

In this talk, Corey will inspire attendees to explore win-win outcomes through industry collaboration and he’ll reinforce how schools play a vital, thought leadership role in helping tech companies like Intel shed light on productivity and learning improvements afforded by new products and emerging technologies like AI. He will share his journey from the Space Shuttle to the Aurora Supercomputer to community leader, his experiences in doing more with less within the industry while still being impactful, and how he has crafted a framework that demonstrates that “Tech for Good, is Good for Business” – where programs further the goals of both educators and Intel’s business. Attendees will learn principles for effective industry/education partnerships and lessons learned from Corey’s tangible experiences in helping communities in need adopt emerging technologies through grassroots partnership, and how tip-of-the-spear efforts with schools will be vital for demonstrating the value of AI in the classroom.

"Big or Small, Different in a Similar Way"

An overview support at scale and how with challenges and collaboration with other districts we can get so much more done!