Jayne Stancavage is the Global Executive Director of Product and Digital Infrastructure Policy for Intel Corporation, responsible for Intel’s policies related to digital infrastructure including connectivity (e.g. 5G & Wi-Fi), Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Driving, and Internet of Things, policy. Jayne joined Intel in 2000, focusing on communications policy. In addition to her policy work, she has also worked within Intel business units where she coordinated Intel’s internal efforts to embed Wi-Fi capabilities into notebook computer platforms.

Jayne has over a decade of experience in the ITU-R including roles chairing work at the sub-working group levels and a delegate at multiple World Radiocommunication Conferences. She also chairs the US FCC’s WRC-19 Advisory Committee group for terrestrial services. In addition, Jayne currently serves on the Board of Directors for the US Telecom Training Institute, the Open RAN Policy Coalition, and the Partnership for Automated Vehicle Education (PAVE); she is also on the Global mobile Suppliers (GSA) Spectrum Group management team and the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Board of Industry Leaders. She has previously served multiple terms on the Wi-Fi Alliance Board of Directors.

Jayne received both her bachelor's and master's degrees in Political Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.