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Nick’s professional career of 33 years spans a number of

Leadership positions in technology and business organizations, as well as in the academia.

While at Texas Instruments, Inc., from 1994 till his retirement in 2020, he held leadership roles in strategic programs, product development functions, product line departments, and business units. He served as the general manager responsible for business strategy, execution, and P&L for multiple product lines and business units at TI. These organizations offer broad product portfolios to serve variety of applications in market segments such as industrial, communication, consumer and mobile electronics, computing, medical, automotive, etc. Prior to his retirement from TI, Nick was director of innovation and technology partnerships in TI’s CTO office.

Prior to joining TI, Nick held leadership roles in the design and development of superconducting magnets at the Superconducting Super Collider Laboratory for five years, including major assignments at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Fermilab.

Nick has been a part of the Executive MBA and Global Leadership MBA programs at the University of Texas since 2001, teaching courses in operations and supply chain management, and managing strategy execution.

Nick holds eight US patents and has authored numerous papers and articles.