Smashing VC Status Quo - A Latinx Lens on Regenerative Capital
Join us for a conversation on impactful capital structures that prioritize equitable communities and scalability
Event hosted by GoodLight Capital and Latinos and Finance
SPEAKER: Sandra Lopez
Technology Exec (Ex-Microsoft/Intel)
Sandra E. Lopez is an industry-recognized Technology Leader known for her exceptional ability to create new businesses and drive digital transformation within large and small organizations. Most recently, Sandra served as the GM/CMO of Microsoft's Ads business, where she led the charge in accelerating market growth. Lopez currently serves on a Board of Directors for PureRed and Junior Achievement and is a Co-Chair for Sports Integrity Global Alliance. Sandra's expertise and insights have also been sought after by the World Economic Forum, where she recently co-chaired the Global Future Council on VR/AR/XR, showcasing her thought leadership and influence in shaping the future of technology.
Prior to her role at Microsoft, Sandra played a pivotal role at Intel, where she ushered the company into the immersive media segment for sports and entertainment, and led the fashion wearable business for Intel's New Technology Group. She also held various key roles in corporate marketing, including director of new business marketing and consumer marketing,
Over the course of her career, Lopez has received numerous recognitions, including “Most Powerful Latina” (ALPFA), “Top Ten Influencers in Technology” (SportsPro), “Top 100 Women in Technology” (Technology Magazine), “Most Powerful Women in Tech” (National Diversity Council), “Top Women in Sports” (AdWeek), “Top 10 Latina Executives” (LatinaStyle), “Most Influential and Notable Hispanic Professionals in Information Technology” (HiTec) and “Game Changer” (Sports Business Journal).
Prior to joining Intel in 2005, Lopez held various positions at Adobe Systems Inc., Macromedia, Computer Associates International Inc., and several other technology companies.
Lopez earned a B.S. in Economics and Textiles and Clothing from the University of California at Davis. In addition, she attended Stanford’s Executive Accelerator Program in 2016. As part of contributing to the community, she is focused on building the next generation of women leaders and advancing Hispanic representation in leadership positions.
