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]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) WashingtonExec https://storage.buzzsprout.com/yg90nkyf3p0itsvh4zkp5eb1190j?.jpg Book Club with the C-Suite The Macintosh, the Gipper and the Leadership Lessons Intel's James Chew Still Uses The Macintosh, the Gipper and the Leadership Lessons Intel's James Chew Still Uses What can a memoir from Apple’s original Macintosh team and a book about Ronald Reagan and Tip O’Neill teach us about leadership in government technology? For Intel Government Technology Vice President and General Manager James Chew, more than you might expect.

In the inaugural episode of Book Club with the C-Suite, Chew joins hosts Amanda Ziadeh and Camille Tuutti to unpack the lessons he carried from Guy Kawasaki’s "The Macintosh Way" and Chris Matthews’ "Tip and the Gipper: When Politics Worked."

Chew shares why introducing transformative technology takes conviction and credibility, what Washington can relearn about working across differences, and why anyone hoping to make a lasting impact must be willing to go all in while building bridges along the way.

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In the inaugural episode of Book Club with the C-Suite, Chew joins hosts Amanda Ziadeh and Camille Tuutti to unpack the lessons he carried from Guy Kawasaki’s "The Macintosh Way" and Chris Matthews’ "Tip and the Gipper: When Politics Worked."

Chew shares why introducing transformative technology takes conviction and credibility, what Washington can relearn about working across differences, and why anyone hoping to make a lasting impact must be willing to go all in while building bridges along the way.

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