Texas Instruments (TI) has appointed Luke Lee as the new president of TI Korea.

Mr. Luke Lee joined TI in 2003. He served as an account manager for key customers in the wireless market, senior sales manager for Northern Taiwan, and director. He has achieved success in automotive business and market share expansion with his outstanding ability and leadership. In 2013, 10 years after joining the company, he was appointed as general manager of TI Taiwan.



“Luke Lee has strong customer relationships and proven organizational management skills,” said Larry Tan, president of TI Asia. “TI will continue to support and innovate in the Korean market and strive to grow.”

Mr. Luke Lee holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from St. John’s University and an MBA from National Chiao Tong University. Prior to joining TI, he served as General Manager of FOI Corporation Japan and as a VLSI Business Consultant for Fujitsu.