"I am delighted that we are able to bring Jerry aboard," said Jay Eisenlohr, president and CEO of Ambric. "His vote of confidence in Ambric's technology and business strategy is important because Jerry is a seasoned industry veteran and significant player in the embedded systems processing world."
Continued Eisenlohr, "The whole company is impressed by how quickly Jerry has come up to speed in just a few weeks. He is already planning for and building our sales organization, as well as taking a lead role in customer engagements and leveraging his extensive industry contacts and relationships. Jerry's efforts and energy have been a catalyst for speeding our progress toward our business goals."
"Based on my 20 years of experience selling ASICs, ASSPs and embedded microprocessors, I am very aware of the design challenges these devices present to designers of electronic products," said Ardizzone. "I am very impressed with what Ambric will bring to these companies, as are the early customers with whom Ambric is engaging. Ambric's programmable IC platform will definitely revolutionalize embedded application design and the semiconductor industry. I can't think of a more exciting place to be at this point than with the Ambric team."
About Jerry Ardizzone
Ardizzone comes to Ambric from ARM Inc., where he was president of ARM's USA operations. Prior to this, Ardizzone spent three years as executive vice president of ARM's worldwide sales. Before that, he spent four years as head of ARM's U.S. sales and business development, as well as in other sales roles. Prior to ARM, Ardizzone spent more than 14 years at Motorola Semiconductor, where he managed global sales teams and strategic customer accounts, including Hewlett Packard. Ardizzone holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from DeVry Institute of Technology, Phoenix, Ariz.
About Ambric, Inc.
Ambric, Inc. is a privately held fabless semiconductor company developing a new type of programmable IC platform that will help electronics companies accelerate time to market for their products while also slashing chip development costs. Founded in 2003, Ambric is still in quiet mode about its technology. Ambric is headquartered in Beaverton, Ore. For more information, visit www.ambric.com.
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