Jeff Draeger to join Solve Intelligence’s Customer Advisory Board

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As VP of Intel's Law and Policy Group and Director of Intel's Patent Group, Jeff leads global patent strategy, portfolio management, and invention harvesting at Intel. Since joining the company in 1992, he has uniquely combined deep technical insight from his early career as a microprocessor design engineer with over three decades of experience shaping Intel's patent operations. Jeff has spearheaded initiatives in licensing, patent transactions, and strategic portfolio development, while playing a pivotal role in litigation, pre-litigation strategy, and patent office proceedings involving Intel's core technologies.

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“AI is poised to revolutionize the practice of patent law, from invention capture to application drafting and beyond. I’m excited to join Solve Intelligence’s Customer Advisory Board and help re-engineer how IP professionals harness technology to drive speed, quality, and strategic insight.”

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Jeff Draeger, Director of Intel Patent Group, Intel

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“Intel is a global patent leader, filing seven thousand patent applications annually and maintaining a portfolio of more than one hundred thousand active patents. Jeff has been integral to Intel's patent portfolio growth and management for decades. Jeff has also been a mentor to Solve and we are grateful for this partnership. We look forward to Jeff's insights on our Customer Advisory Board as we build AI solutions that assist patent attorneys with their daily tasks while understanding the complex intricacies of global patent portfolios and the strategic considerations of multi-billion dollar patent holdings.”

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Chris Parsonson, CEO & Co-founder, Solve Intelligence

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We look forward to working alongside Jeff and leveraging the strategic insights from his seasoned experience to continue innovating here at Solve

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Check out the rest of our Customer Advisory Board here.

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