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Texas
Instruments Senior Vice President
Elected to Rose-Hulman Board of Trustees
Gregg Lowe, senior vice president of the High-Performance Analog
business units at Texas Instruments (TI), has been elected to the
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Board of Trustees.
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Gregg
Lowe |
Lowe manages an international business operation with
employees in Europe, Asia and the Americas.
A 1984 electrical engineering graduate of Rose-Hulman,
Lowe was promoted to his current position in 2001. A native of
Cleveland, Ohio, Lowe also graduated from the Stanford Executive Program
at Stanford University.
Rose-Hulman honored Lowe in 2004 when he was presented
with the college's Career Achievement Award.
Lowe began his career at Texas Instruments in 1984 in
the Field Sales organization in Detroit, Mich., where he was responsible
for growing the company's business with automobile manufacturers.
He moved to Germany in 1989 and led the TI European
Automotive Sales group managing employees in France, Germany, Italy,
England and Spain.
In 1994, Lowe took over P&L for the microcontroller
organization. Four years later, he moved to Dallas as leader of
the Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) organization. In that
position, Lowe was responsible for a worldwide team with design centers
and customers on each continent.
Lowe then moved to the High Performance Analog division
to manage the High Speed Communication and Controls group. In November,
2001, he was promoted to his current executive position.
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