Ti Ceo Resigned For Personal Violation, Rich Templeton Rejoined Ti Power.

Summary: TI said on Tuesday that Brian Crutcher resigned as president, CEO and TI board member. The board has appointed Rich Templeton as the new CEO, while Rich Templeton will continue to serve as the chairman of the board. In January of this year, TI had just announced that it would be a replacement, but within a short time, Rich Templeton returned to the old position.

TI (TI) said on Tuesday that Brian Crutcher resigned as president, CEO and TI board member, and the board has appointed Rich Templeton as the new CEO, while Rich Templeton will continue to serve as the chairman of TI. TI stressed that Rich Templeton is not a temporary CEO and will remain in office for a long time, and the board will not look for alternatives.
Brian Crutcher resigned because of a violation of the company's code of conduct. TI says that Crutcher's violations are related to their own behavior, which are inconsistent with the moral and core values of TI, but have nothing to do with the strategic, operational and financial reports of TI.

Mark Blinn, chairman of the TI board, says that for decades, the core values and codes of conduct of TI have been the basis of our operation and behavior, and we take a zero tolerance attitude towards violations of the standards. Over the past 14 years, Rich has successfully led TI. TI is confident of Rich's values and the ability to continue to lead the company forward. "

Rich said that I am proud of TI and are keen to make it stronger.

In January this year, TI announced a change of command, and CEO Rich Templeton, who had been in office for 14 years, will be discharged, and Brian Crutcher, who has been in office for 22 years, will take over Templeton as CEO and Crutcher will take office in June 1st.

In a short time, Rich Templeton returned to the old seat.

Rich Templeton, one of TI's "veterans", joined TI in 1990 after graduating from the Union College in Electronics Engineering in New York; between June 1996 and April 2004, he served as the executive vice president and the president of the semiconductor business department; from April 2000 to April 2004, TI COO; May 2004 to serve as president and CEO; 2008. As chairman of the board of directors, he has served on the board of directors since July 2003.

Insiders say that Rich Templeton is better able to understand semiconductor strategy because it has experienced many posts. Under his leadership, TI has shown stronger technology and product positioning in its core business. (proofreading / spring and summer)