Richard Templeton

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Richard Templeton is an American business executive best known as the longtime CEO and chairman of Texas Instruments, recognized for his leadership in the semiconductor industry.

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instanceOf American
business executive
chairman
almaMater Union College NERFINISHED
associatedWith Texas Instruments Foundation NERFINISHED
awardReceived Horatio Alger Award NERFINISHED
SIA Robert N. Noyce Award NERFINISHED
basedIn Texas NERFINISHED
boardMemberOf Texas Instruments NERFINISHED
businessSector semiconductors
technology
citizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
companyHeaded Texas Instruments NERFINISHED
degree Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
educatedAt Union College NERFINISHED
employer Texas Instruments NERFINISHED
Texas Instruments Incorporated NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork semiconductor industry
gender male
hasBoardRole chairman of the board of Texas Instruments
hasChild three children
hasRole CEO
chairman
president
industry semiconductors
knownFor leadership at Texas Instruments
semiconductor industry leadership
languageSpoken English
leadershipStyle long-term strategic focus
memberOf Business Roundtable NERFINISHED
Semiconductor Industry Association board NERFINISHED
name Richard K. Templeton NERFINISHED
nationality United States of America
surface form: United States
notableAchievement expansion of Texas Instruments analog semiconductor business
notableFor chairman of Texas Instruments
longtime CEO of Texas Instruments
occupation business executive
electrical engineer
philanthropicFocus STEM education
education
positionHeld chairman of Texas Instruments
chief executive officer of Texas Instruments
president of Texas Instruments
residence Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED
spouse Mary Templeton NERFINISHED
workLocation Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED

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Robert N. Noyce Award hasAwarded Richard Templeton