NAVITAS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP (NVTS)
Sector: Information Technology
Sector: Information Technology
NAVITAS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP - Executive Compensation
President and Chief Executive Officer
Executive Compensation
Chris Allexandre is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Navitas Semiconductor Corporation, a pioneering company in next-generation power semiconductors leveraging gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) technologies. With over 25 years of leadership experience in the semiconductor industry, Allexandre joined Navitas in 2021, bringing a proven track record of driving innovation, scaling operations, and delivering shareholder value. Prior to Navitas, he served as Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Advanced Solutions Group at ON Semiconductor (now onsemi), where he oversaw a $1.5 billion portfolio focused on power management and analog solutions. His earlier roles included executive positions at Fairchild Semiconductor and Intersil Corporation, where he spearheaded product development and global market expansion in power conversion technologies. Under Allexandre's leadership, Navitas achieved a landmark Nasdaq IPO in October 2021, raising $182 million and establishing the company as a public entity with rapid revenue growth exceeding 80% year-over-year. He has guided Navitas to secure key design wins with major players like Samsung, Lenovo, and Dell, while advancing GaNFast™ and GeneSiC™ platforms that enable smaller, more efficient chargers, EVs, and data centers. Notable achievements include multiple industry awards, such as the 2023 SEMI Award for GaN innovation, and positioning Navitas as a leader in the $13 billion GaN market projected to reach $20 billion by 2028. Allexandre's strategic vision emphasizes sustainable energy solutions, with Navitas' technologies reducing carbon emissions by enabling higher efficiency in power electronics. His expertise in mergers, acquisitions, and operational excellence continues to propel Navitas toward profitability and market dominance in the electrification era.