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Samsung

Jihoon Lee

Dheeraj Nadella

Richard Hyun

Myung-Hee Yoo

Thomas Woerner

Extremely Motivated, Highly Organized Professional with Dynamic Experience in Highly Matrixed Environments.  

I am a Strategic Planner with a Strong Background in Sales and Operations, Corporate Strategy and Partnerships, Financial Analysis, Human Resources, and Law.  I Thrive at Developing, Implementing, and Executing Tactful Business Practices and Revenue-Generating Strategies to Over-Index on Key Business Objectives that Drive Profitability and Growth in Competitive Environments.  I have Excellent Communication Skills with Experience in successfully communicating Vision and Strategy in order to Motivate Teams to Achieve Extraordinary Results.  I have Ongoing Experience serving in the Capacity of the “Chief of Staff”, as I am a robust Influencer and Negotiator.  I Present and Facilitate Strategic Guidance and Insights to Senior and C-Level Executives in order to Optimize and Enhance the way we run our Business. 

CORE COMPETENCIES
•	Excellent Communication Skills	
•	Profit & Loss Management	
•	Business Development	
•	Sales Organizational Leadership
•	Relationship (Vendor) Management, Sourcing, and Negotiating	
•	Category Management	
•	Operational Excellence & Management	
•	Staff Retention
•	Training and Development	
•	Sales, Product, and Market Analysis	
•	Multi-Unit Management	
•	Talent Management
•	Project and Program Management 	
•	Inventory Management	
•	Risk Management	
•	Team Building & Effectiveness

Mira Purohit

Dr. Jung-Bae Lee is President and General Manager of Memory Business in Samsung Electronics' Device Solutions Division.

Dr. Lee joined Samsung the DRAM Design Team and became an expert in DRAM technology. He participated in the development of various DRAM products, most notably DDR, DDR2, DDR3, GDDR, LPDDR2, LPDDR3.

In 2011, he was elevated to VP and Head of the Design Team for his contribution to the advancement of DRAM technology.

Additionally, his business acumen was instrumental in strategically productizing and gaining market acceptance of Samsung's most advanced technologies such as 3D-NAND and HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) during his tenure as Senior VP in the Product Planning Team from 2013 to 2017.

Other roles Dr. Lee has fulfilled are Executive VP of Quality Assurance Department of Memory Business and later become in charge of DRAM Product and Technology Development prior to being promoted to President and General Manager of Memory Business.

He received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in electronics engineering from [Seoul National University](/org/seoul-national-university).



Jung-Bae Lee

Young Sohn is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur whose passion is building businesses and fostering emerging technologies that have the potential to transform the world for the better. Currently, Sohn serves as Corporate President and Chief Strategy Officer of Samsung Electronics and Chairman of the Board of HARMAN. He leads Samsung’s strategy for global innovation, investment, and new business creation, and led the company’s $8 billion acquisition of HARMAN.

Prior to joining Samsung Electronics, Sohn served as CEO of two successful, public Silicon Valley companies and on the boards of Arm, Cadence, Cymer (ASML), and others. Under his leadership as CEO and board member, he took PLX Technologies, Synnex Technologies, and Inphi public. He was also a seed investor in some of the industry’s most innovative companies, including [Bitfury](/org/bitfury), [Fungible](/org/fungible), [Graphcore](/org/graphcore), and [Zoom](/org/zoom).

Sohn is a leader of the global Tech for Good movement. He helped launch the Extreme Tech Challenge (XTC), the world’s largest startup competition for entrepreneurs addressing global challenges. He also serves as a North America board member at MIT Sloan, a senior advisor to the private equity firm Silver Lake Partners, a board member at Cadence, and an advisor for the University of California Innovation Council.

Sohn holds a BS in electrical engineering from the [University of Pennsylvania](/org/university-of-pennsylvania) and an MS from the MIT Sloan School of Management. An avid outdoorsman, Sohn spends his personal time kite surfing, cycling, running, hiking, and competing in triathlons.

Young Sohn

Ph.D. in Reliability Engineering, [University of Maryland](/org/university-of-maryland)


Jeong Kim

B.A. in French Language and Literature, [Yonsei University](/org/yonsei-university)


Han-Jo Kim

Jong Hee Han is Vice Chairman and CEO, and will lead the newly merged SET Division as he continues to head the Visual Display Business.

Han is a leading expert in TV research and development and has played a major role in the Company achieving the top position in global TV sales for the 15th consecutive year. He is expected to strengthen the synergies among the different businesses in the SET Division and help drive new businesses and technologies.

Jong Hee Han

Dr. Kinam Kim is the head of Samsung Electronics Device Solutions Division, overseeing global operations of the memory, System LSI and foundry business units.

Under Dr. Kim's leadership, Samsung’s memory business continues to maintain its top market share and technology leadership with first-to-market products in DRAM, NAND flash and solid state drives (SSD) for more than a decade. Samsung’s system LSI Business also demonstrates excellence in logic IC products such as application processors (AP), modem chipsets, CMOS image sensors and display driver ICs for a wide range of applications. In addition, the newly-formed foundry business is a leader in advanced logic process and specialty technologies, such as radio frequency (RF), industry's first high-k metal gate (HKMG) transistor, and 14-nanometer (nm) and 10nm FinFET process technologies. His contributions, leadership and strategic vision have paved the way for Samsung’s role as a technology leader in the semiconductor industry.

Dr. Kim has been a driving force at Samsung for more than 35 years since he joined the company in 1981. Prior to his current role, he has served in numerous leadership positions including President and CEO of Samsung Display Co. and Samsung advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT) where he spearheaded the research and development of frontier technologies that have significantly impacted not only the semiconductor industry but also adjacent industries, such as quantum dots, graphene, carbon nanotubes and advanced materials.

Dr. Kim has published more than 470 technical papers in top academic journals, including several papers in Nature and Science, and holds more than 360 international and domestic patents. He is a member of the US National Academy of Engineering, an IEEE Fellow as well as an executive board member of the National Academy of Engineering of Korea. His contributions to the semiconductor industry have been recognized, and some of the latest recognitions include "IMEC Lifetime Achievement Award" in 2017 and "Flash Memory Summit Lifetime Achievement Award" in 2016, "The Korea Science & Technology Award" in 2019.1)

Dr. Kim received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Seoul National University in 1981, M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in 1983, and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1994.

Ki-Nam Kim

Michael Babbar is the current Head of Same-Day Customer Care Ops - Director at Samsung. Michael was previously the Director, Global SVC & Reverse Logistics - Product/Ops - Returns, Repair/Refurb, Trade-In - Tech at Peloton Interactive from June 2021 to April 2022. In this role, they were responsible for leading strategy development & ownership of repair/service, building a new global strategy for the future and innovation to improve global member satisfaction and to reduce cost, and leading reverse logistics, returns, trade-in and other experiments within the reverse logistics/service space. Michael also launched trade-in experiments & repair solutions - driving sustainability & increased lifecycles.

Before Peloton, Michael was the RLSQ - Working Group Member, Wireless Repair, Leadership Board Member at [CTIA](/org/ctia) from January 2017 to December 2021.





Michael Babbar

Diana Kim

James Wu

Jaehan Jung

Sunny Choi

태영 정

Shinyoung Lee

Hyoungmo Lim

Ian Fang

Wooksoo Shin

Kyusik chung

jieun yoon

eunyoung choi

Miran Lee

Sangin Chun

선영 윤

Seungsik Chung

Hyok S. Choi

Kevin GH Lee

Bingxi Yin

Shyam Mattay

Darshit Mehta

Mike B

Jeong-Ho Park

René  Ebsen

기수 김

요옥 이

Vaibhav Bhise

Guillermo Fraile Diaz

승영 오

Dr. Siyoung Choi is the president and general manager of the foundry business in Samsung Electronics' Device Solutions Division.
Prior to his current position, Dr. Choi successfully led establishing the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing cluster serving as the head of Manufacturing Technology Center since 2017. He also spearheaded the innovation of manufacturing system to greatly strengthen fab operation efficiency as well as maximize technology competitiveness.

Since joining Samsung Electronics in 1995, Dr. Choi has played a pivotal role in developing next-generation process technologies across memory and logic ICs that strengthened Samsung's leading position in the semiconductor market. Under his leadership, Samsung successfully launched industry's first SoCs based on 14 and 10nm FinFET process technologies.

Dr. Choi has published more than 100 technical papers in top academic journals, and holds more than 100 U.S. patents. He also has been serving as a member of numeral technical committees including VLSI, ITRS, and IMEC.

Dr. Choi received his B.S. and M.S in Materials Science and Engineering from [Yonsei University](/org/yonsei-university) in 1986 and 1988 respectively, and his Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Ohio State University in 1994.



Siyoung Choi

Ph.D. in Public Policy, GSAS at [Harvard University](/org/harvard), U.S.A.

Jae-Wan Bahk

President & CEO [2018~Present]
President & Head, Consumer Electronics [2017~Present]
Head, Visual Display Business [2011~2017]
Head, Product Strategy Team, Visual Display Business [2011~2011]
Head, R&D Team, Visual Display Business [2009~2011]

Hyun-Suk Kim

Kevin Lee was appointed as President of Samsung Vina Electronics in February of 2021. He was senior vice president, Verizon Account, at Samsung Electronics America and president of Samsung Electronics Benelux and Greece before. Under his leadership, Samsung Vina aims to sustain its commercial success in Vietnam, expand its sustainable business practices, build stronger and more impactful strategic partnerships, nurture innovation and become Vietnam’s top-of-mind, premium consumer electronics brand.

Kevin Lee

Hyunchul Sim

Daniel Yang

Tae-Moon Roh

Wha-Jin Han

Jun-Sung Kim

Yongbin Kim

misun lee

charles nam

Mashuque Rahman

Susan Agliata

Kiyoung Shin

아나우도 

DW Kim

Hyunsook Nam

yiri rhee

Hyewon Park

JY Son

Nak-hyun Kim

Ki Yong KIM

Miles Scott

Yikeun Chi

Since joining Samsung Electronics in 2014 as a vice president of the next-generation product development team, he has been responsible for the development of next-generation products like touch controller ICs and wearable bio-processors.

He has led R&D for image sensors and LSI products, such as display solutions, power ICs, and security solutions from 2015 to 2018.

As an executive vice president of the sensor business team since 2019, he led R&D and commercialization of advanced pixel technology and high-resolution sensors, such as the first 108MP CMOS image sensor.

In 2020, he strengthened the strategic direction of the entire System LSI Business as an executive vice president and head of product planning, sales & marketing.

With the development of diverse innovative solutions, he is driving the growth of Samsung’s System LSI Business.

Before Samsung, he had been president, chief executive officer and a member of board of directors at Dongbu Hitek since 2009.

Before joining Dongbu, he held key technology management positions at Texas Instruments from 1999 to 2007 and was analog group leader at LG Electronics from 1987 to 1999.

Mr. Park received B.S. and M.S. degrees in electrical engineering from Yonsei University in 1987 and 1993 respectively.

Yong-In Park

President & CEO [2018~Present]
President & Head, IT & Mobile Communications [2017~Present]
President & Head, Mobile Communications Business [2015~2019]
Head, Mobile R&D, Mobile Communications Business [2014~2015]
Head, Technology Strategy Team, Mobile Communications Business      [2011~2014]
Head, Development Management Team, Mobile Communications Business      [2007~2011]

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