Bryan Wolf , Tigard, OR 97223

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PROFILE

Successful investment professional with operational background and proven ability to identify leading investments, build and lead high performing teams, and generate attractive financial returns.

Seasoned board member experienced in corporate governance, developing management teams, and providing strategic and operational guidance.

Broad investment experience across geographies and technology domains including Cloud Computing, Data Centers, Artificial Intelligence, Internet-of-Things, Networking, Storage and Cybersecurity.

EXPERIENCE

Switch (NYSE: SWCH) Las Vegas, NV

Board of Directors 2014 - Present

x Switch develops and operates advanced hyper-scale colocation data centers x Serve on Audit and Compensation Committees

Mirantis Sunnyvale, CA

Board of Directors 2018 – Present

x Mirantis provides open cloud infrastructure software to top enterprises

Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) Hillsboro, OR

Vice President, Intel Corporation 2014 – 2019 Managing Director, Intel Capital 2008 – 2019 Investment Director, Intel Capital 1997 – 2008

x Over two decades of investment and leadership responsibility with Intel Capital, the venture investment organization for Intel Corporation

x Created and chaired Intel Capital Investment Committee to oversee all equity transactions across the organization; evaluated and voted on up to 200 investment proposals per year

x Sponsored or co-sponsored investments in over 150 companies, generating greater than 2x return on $800M+ invested across a broad range of technologies, geographies and financing stages

x Built and led successful team across the Enterprise and Data Center domains, executing investments in leading companies including Mellanox Technologies (NASDAQ: MLNX), Virtustream (acquired by EMC) and Switch, Inc. (NYSE: SWCH)

x Board member or observer for over twenty companies, including Mellanox Technologies, Mirantis, Switch, Inc. and Cortina Systems

x Coordinated and led volunteer activities with various community organizations including The Children’s Book Bank, Second Harvest Foodbank (Santa Clara, CA) and The ReBuilding Center

Finance Analyst / Manager, Intel Corporation 1991 – 1997

x Provided comprehensive finance and operational leadership to new Server business group, helping grow the business from development-stage to $500M in revenue and forming basis for Intel’s current multi-$B Data Center Group

x Built and led finance team responsible for planning, returns analysis on proposed projects, product costing, developing and negotiating pricing with key OEM customers including HP, Dell and IBM

Progressive Corporation (NYSE: PGR) Portland, OR

Claims Representative 1987 – 1989

x Investigated, negotiated and settled property and casualty claims across diverse insurance lines

EDUCATION

The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

Master of Business Administration, With Distinction Corporate Finance, Public Policy & Management

University of Oregon Eugene, OR

Bachelor of Science, Phi Beta Kappa Political Science

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Portland State University Impact Ventures 2019 - Present Investment committee member / lecturer

New Venture Championship – U of O Lundquist College of Business 2017 - Present Business plan judge

INDUSTRY AWARDS

Global Corporate Venturing Rising Stars Top 1% in Corporate Venturing based on deal accomplishments

AlwaysOn VC100 Top 100 Venture Capitalists based on successful exits

Byte & Switch Top Storage Networking Influencers Key influencers in the storage networking market segment

Statement of Interest – Bryan Wolf Board of Trustees of the University of Oregon

As a native Oregonian my family and I have long enjoyed and benefited from all this state has to

offer, including educational and employment opportunities, natural and recreational venues, and

overall quality of life. We also believe it is important to do what we can to preserve and enhance

these assets for our children’s generation and beyond. My wife has leveraged her background and

passion over the past two decades to advance K-12 educational opportunities in the state. I want

to utilize my strategic and governance expertise to help facilitate opportunities in higher

education through the Board of Trustees for my alma mater, the University of Oregon.

While I had the good fortune and opportunity to attend an out-of-state graduate school, the seeds

of that opportunity were planted here in Oregon as a first-generation high school and college

graduate. The quality of education I received at the University of Oregon was a springboard for

my successful graduate studies, as well as my subsequent career with Intel Capital. Without

financial assistance through the University and government, however, attendance at the

University of Oregon would have been unaffordable. This is a perspective that has informed my

life since, and one that drives my interest in working with the Board of Trustees. I want to work

with the Board to ensure access, affordability and academic excellence for future generations of

Duck graduates.

My career in finance and venture investing has provided a strong governance background for a

position on the Board of Trustees, having served as a director or observer on approximately 20

private and public company boards over the past two decades. In addition to my work on audit

and compensation committees, I have developed acumen in providing strategic guidance, helping

companies develop operational rigor, driving ZBB and ROI analyses to prioritize programs and

investments, instituting metrics to measure progress, and most importantly hiring, developing

and supporting leaders to run these organizations. These are all relevant experiences that will

contribute to executing the charter of the Board of Trustees, as well as our fiduciary duties to the

University. I currently serve on a public company board alongside the former President of UNLV

who will reference my contributions in these areas, and how they relate to the Trustee position

under consideration.

The passage of Senate Bill 270 in 2013 was pivotal for the University of Oregon and higher

education in this state. Becoming an independent public body with the ability to retain its own

Board provides the University with a new level of autonomy and capability required to meet the

ever-changing needs of students and the state of Oregon going forward. But it also comes with

greater responsibility, accountability and transparency. I look forward to working with the Board

to help the University deliver on its mission and fulfill commitments to its constituents.

Thank you for your consideration.

Bryan Wolf