ECIA’s GIPC Welcomes New Committee Member

Adam Badgett Director, Renesas Electronics, joins the team

ECIA is pleased to announce that Adam Badgett, Director, Customer Service at Renesas has agreed to serve on ECIA’s Global Industry Practices Committee (GIPC).

Adam has been in the Semiconductor industry for 30+ years with experience in Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Engineering, and Operations. He was Vice President of Silicon Manufacturing for Adesto Technologies until acquisition by Dialog Semiconductor in 2020 and subsequent acquisition by Renesas Electronics in 2021. With Renesas, he has held roles in Supply Chain, Business Operations, and Demand Planning. Most recently, he transitioned into a Customer Operations role at Renesas responsible for the Americas Region Customer Service Organization.

“Adam will be a valuable addition to our GIPC,” noted Christine Wolnik, ECIA Vice President of Industry Practices. “Having someone with this depth of operational experience in the challenging semiconductor arena will provide us with the expertise we need to make meaningful policy recommendations to our members. This is how we effect real substantial changes to improve efficiencies.”

ECIA’s Global Industry Practices Committee (GIPC) provides a forum to discuss processes in the authorized channel that drive best practices within our industry. The GIPC members on this committee work to identify common global problems and issues, formally organize with Subject Matter Experts to research the issues, provide guidance and areas for consideration, and then help drive adoption with the ECIA Board of Directors and Councils. This activity results in the construction of guidelines, specifications, position papers and best practice documents for the electronic components authorized channel. The Committee is made up of executives from six Distributors, four Manufacturers, one Manufacturer’s Representative and two ECIA representatives.

About ECIA

The Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA) is made up of the leading electronic component manufacturers, their independent manufacturer representatives and authorized distributors. ECIA members share a common goal of promoting and improving the business environment for the authorized sale of electronic components. Comprised of a broad array of leaders and professionals representing all phases of the electronics components supply chain, ECIA is where business optimization, product authentication and industry advocacy come together. ECIA members develop industry guidelines and technical standards, as well as generate critical business intelligence. For more information, visit www.ecianow.org or call 678-393-9990.

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