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As senior vice president of Texas Instruments, Gregg Lowe is responsible for TI’s complete analog business unit, including High-Performance Analog (HPA) and High-Volume Analog and Logic (HVAL).
During his 22-year career with the company, Mr. Lowe has managed and worked in business units across the breadth of TI’s semiconductor operations. A 1984 graduate of Rose Hulman Institute of Technology (BSEE), Mr. Lowe began his TI career in the field sales organization, where he was responsible for growing TI’s business with automobile manufacturers. He moved to Freising, Germany, in 1989 and led the European automotive sales team, managing teams and customer relationships in France, Germany, Italy, England and Spain.
In 1994, Mr. Lowe returned to the U.S. to manage TI’s microcontroller organization. Four years later, he led the ASIC organization, overseeing a worldwide team with design centers and customers on each continent. In 2001, he moved to TI’s analog business unit to manage the High Speed Communications & Controls in HPA, and later that same year, Mr. Lowe became manager of the HPA business unit. In April 2006, he was named to his current position as manager of TI’s total analog business unit.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. Lowe also graduated from the Stanford Executive Program at Stanford University and he is fluent in German. | 