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THIERRY TINGAUD
Corporate Vice President
Emerging Markets Region, General Manager
STMicroelectronics
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 Thierry
Tingaud was born near Paris (France) in 1959. He graduated
from INSA Lyon in 1982 with a Master’s degree in Electronic
Engineering and he also holds an MBA from Ecole Supérieure
des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (ESSEC).
Tingaud joined the sales and marketing organization of Thomson
Semiconducteurs, a forerunner company of ST, in 1985. Three years
later, he took responsibility for the Company’s telecommunications
business in France, establishing strong relationships and close
cooperation with major customers.
In 1996, Tingaud moved to North America as Corporate Strategic
Key Account Director for ST’s Headquarters Region. In this
role, he strengthened the strategic alliance with a major key
account, responsible for its operations in Europe, North America,
Mexico, and Malaysia.
In 1999, Tingaud was appointed Vice President for Sales and Marketing
of Telecommunications in Europe. Building on his profound knowledge
of the European telecommunications market, he contributed to the
development of ST’s wireless and wireline business with
major European players. These included ST’s key customers
with operations in both the developed and the developing economies
around the world, such as Alcatel, Ericsson, Nokia, Nortel Networks,
and Siemens. He also contributed to the acquisition of Alcatel
Microelectronics in 2002. Over the past twenty years, Tingaud
has played a major role in driving ST’s success and growth
in the key telecommunications market segment, which currently
accounts for almost 38% of the Company’s 2006 revenues.
On July 1, 2006, Thierry Tingaud was promoted to Corporate Vice
President, Emerging Markets Region General Manager, responsible
for ST’s sales and marketing operations in Africa and the
Middle East, India, Latin America, Russia and the Eastern European
countries. He is also Chairman of ST’s worldwide EMS (Electronic
Manufacturing Services) Task Force and a member of the OECD (Organization
for Economic Cooperation and Development) Emerging Markets Network.
Updated - April 2008
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