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Nvidia Names EVP and CFO 科莱特 · 克雷斯 Interim CEO After 黄仁勋 Resigns

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IT Home reported on Nov 12 that after 黄仁勋 resigned, Nvidia appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 科莱特 · 克雷斯 (Colette Kress) as interim CEO; the board announced that 科莱特 · 克雷斯 has agreed to serve as interim CEO and will continue as EVP and CFO while performing CEO duties until a permanent successor is named, and it has begun a search considering both internal and external candidates. Since joining Nvidia in September 2013, 克雷斯 has served as EVP and CFO, leading the finance organization and playing a key role in the company's growth and evolution; she previously spent three years as SVP and CFO of Cisco's Business Technology and Operations Finance organization, responsible for financial strategy, planning, reporting, and business development across all business, engineering, and operations groups. Before that, she worked at Microsoft for 13 years, including four years as CFO of the Server and Tools division and senior roles in corporate planning and finance, and earlier held multiple finance positions at Texas Instruments; she holds a BS in Finance from the University of Arizona and an MBA from Southern Methodist University.

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After 黄仁勋 Resigns, NVIDIA Appoints Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 科莱特 · 克雷斯 as Interim Chief Executive Officer

IT Home, November 12 — After 黄仁勋 resigned, NVIDIA appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 科莱特 · 克雷斯 (Colette Kress) as interim Chief Executive Officer.

NVIDIA's board of directors announced today that current NVIDIA Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer 科莱特 · 克雷斯 has agreed to serve as interim Chief Executive Officer.

Until a permanent successor is determined, 克雷斯 will continue to serve as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer while carrying out the duties of Chief Executive Officer. The board has already begun the search for a permanent Chief Executive Officer and will consider both internal and external candidates.

IT Home note: 克雷斯 holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Arizona and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Southern Methodist University. Since joining NVIDIA in September 2013, 克雷斯 has served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.

NVIDIA said that during her tenure, she has led the company's finance organization across the board and played a key role in NVIDIA's business growth and evolution.

克雷斯 previously spent three years as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Cisco's Business Technology and Operations Finance organization, responsible for financial strategy development, planning, reporting and business development across all business, engineering and operations groups.

Earlier, 克雷斯 worked at Microsoft for 13 years, including four years as Chief Financial Officer of the Server and Tools division, and also held senior roles in corporate planning and finance. Before that, 克雷斯 held several finance positions at Texas Instruments.

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