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Moshe Gavrielov

Director at NXP SemiconductorsNXP Semiconductors
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About Moshe Gavrielov

Independent non‑executive director of NXP Semiconductors N.V. since 2023; age 70; background includes President & CEO of Xilinx (2008–2018) with prior senior roles at Cadence (EVP & GM, Verification), Versity (CEO), LSI Logic, National Semiconductor, and Digital Equipment Corporation. Education: BSc in Electrical Engineering and MSc in Computer Science from Technion–Israel Institute of Technology. Current Board committees: Human Resources & Compensation Committee (HRCC) and Nominating, Governance & Sustainability Committee (NGSC) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Xilinx, Inc.President & CEO; Director2008–2018Led FPGA leader through growth and industry transitions
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.EVP & GM, Verification Division2005–2007Scaled verification portfolio
Versity Ltd.CEO1998–2005Led EDA venture
LSI Logic Corp.Executive management roles~10 yearsVarious executive positions
National Semiconductor; DECEngineering managementNot disclosedSemiconductor and computing engineering roles

External Roles

OrganizationRolePublic/PrivateNotes
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSMC)DirectorPublicLeading foundry; potential supplier interlock area
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.DirectorPublicEDA/software supplier ecosystem
SiMa Technologies, Inc.Chair of the BoardPrivateAI silicon startup
Foretellix Ltd.Chair of the BoardPrivateAutonomous vehicle validation

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: HRCC member; NGSC member .
  • Independence: Board determined all non‑executive nominees (incl. Gavrielov) are independent per Nasdaq and Dutch Corporate Governance Code (DCGC 2.1.8) .
  • Attendance: Board met 8 times in 2024; each director attended at least 75% of aggregate Board/committee meetings during service periods; HRCC held 7 meetings; NGSC held 4 .
  • Engagement: Independent directors held 4 executive sessions in 2024; committees held 20 sessions total .
  • Policies: Anti‑hedging/pledging—directors and employees prohibited from hedging, pledging, hypothecating, short selling NXP securities; clawback policy adopted (Dodd‑Frank compliant) .
  • Conflicts: Board requires disclosure; conflicted directors recuse; no material director conflict transactions in 2024 beyond compensation .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 DetailAmount
Annual cash fees (reported)Fees earned or paid in cash for 2024$123,871
Equity grantRSU grant on May 29, 2024 (2019 Omnibus Plan)822 RSUs; Grant date fair value $221,915
Total reported compensationCash + Stock awards$345,786
Vesting termsRSUs vest on earlier of first anniversary or next AGM; unvested forfeited upon Board departure except death or Board request (accelerated)As stated
Fee structure (policy)Non‑exec annual retainer $100,000 effective May 29, 2024 (prior $85,000); Committee membership fee $15,000; Committee chair fees: NGSC $15,000; HRCC $20,000; Audit $25,000As stated

Notes: Moshe is a member (not chair) of HRCC and NGSC; reported cash reflects euro conversion and mid‑year fee changes per footnote .

Performance Compensation

  • No performance‑based equity or cash disclosed for non‑executive directors; director equity is time‑based RSUs only .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRoleCommittee Roles (if disclosed)Interlock/Conflict Considerations
TSMCDirectorNot disclosed in NXPI proxyUpstream foundry supplier to the industry; NXPI conflict policy and recusals mitigate risk
Cadence Design SystemsDirectorNot disclosed in NXPI proxyEDA/software supplier ecosystem; same mitigation via policy
HRCC InterlocksNXPI discloses no HRCC interlocks; none of execs serve on boards whose executives sit on NXPI Board/HRCC; Sundström previously NXPI CFO (2008–2012) but is independent director today

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Executive leadership; industry and technology; strategic planning/M&A; governance/compliance; financial/audit; manufacturing/operations; risk management; human capital; sustainability .

Equity Ownership

MetricValue
Common shares beneficially owned1,502 shares as of April 15, 2025
Unvested RSUs held (12/31/2024)822 RSUs (no options outstanding)
Ownership guidelinesNon‑exec directors must retain shares/RSUs until holdings equal ≥5x annual cash fixed fee within 5‑year window
Hedging/pledgingProhibited for directors/employees; anti‑derivatives/short‑sale policy in place
Section 16(a) complianceCompany reports all required insider filings timely in 2024 (no delinquencies)

Governance Assessment

  • Positives: Independent status; active committee service (HRCC, NGSC); attendance ≥75% threshold; anti‑hedging/pledging and clawback policies; robust share‑ownership guidelines; strong say‑on‑pay support (96% approval in 2024), indicating investor confidence in compensation governance .
  • Compensation alignment: Mix of modest cash retainer/committee fees with annual RSUs that vest over one year; no director stock options; RSUs promote alignment without encouraging excessive risk .
  • Potential red flags (monitor): External board service at TSMC and Cadence may create perceived supplier‑ecosystem interlocks; NXPI conflict‑management/recusal procedures are explicit, and proxy reports no related‑party transactions in 2024 .
  • Overall: Governance and pay structures for Gavrielov as an independent director are conventional and shareholder‑aligned; no attendance, Section 16, or compensation anomalies disclosed .

RED FLAGS

  • None disclosed regarding attendance, hedging/pledging, delinquent filings, or related‑party transactions for 2024; continue monitoring for supplier/customer interlocks due to external boards (TSMC, Cadence) with reliance on conflict‑recusal policies .