NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)

Exchange

NASDAQ

IPO Date

Jan 22, 1999

IPO Price

$12.00

Shares Outstanding

24.30B

Market Cap

Price

Co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has served as President and CEO since inception. Pioneered the GPU and accelerated computing, transforming NVIDIA from a graphics chip company into the world's leading AI infrastructure platform. Under his leadership, NVIDIA became the first company to surpass $5 trillion market cap. Named world's best CEO by Fortune and one of TIME 100 most influential people.

Co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 alongside Jensen Huang and Curtis Priem. More than 40 years of industry experience. Serves as a member of the executive staff and has been instrumental in NVIDIA's hardware architecture evolution from early GPUs to modern AI accelerators.

CFO since 2013, overseeing NVIDIA's financial strategy during its transformation into an AI powerhouse. Previously held finance leadership roles at Cisco and Microsoft. Managed NVIDIA's capital allocation through explosive revenue growth from ~$4B to over $130B annually.

Leads NVIDIA's global sales, marketing, and partnerships. Has been with NVIDIA since 2005, driving the company's commercial relationships with hyperscalers, enterprises, and sovereign AI initiatives worldwide.

Oversees NVIDIA's global operations including supply chain, manufacturing partnerships, and quality assurance. Joined NVIDIA in 2007. Previously held senior operations roles at JDS Uniphase and Vitesse Semiconductor. Manages the complex supply chain for NVIDIA's AI GPU production.

Leads NVIDIA's legal, compliance, and intellectual property functions. Joined NVIDIA in 2017 after 20+ years at Cooley LLP. Oversees regulatory strategy, IP portfolio, and corporate governance as NVIDIA navigates global AI regulation and export controls.

CTO since joining through the $6.9B Mellanox acquisition in 2020, where he served as CTO and co-founder. Leads NVIDIA's networking and interconnect technology strategy, critical for AI data center infrastructure including InfiniBand and NVLink.

Joined NVIDIA in 2009 from Stanford University where he chaired the Computer Science Department. Leads NVIDIA Research with a focus on AI algorithms, computer architecture, and chip design. Holds over 120 patents and is a member of the National Academy of Engineering.

Chairman of NVIDIA's board and managing partner of S-Cubed Capital. Former partner at Sequoia Capital. Board member since 2008. One of the longest-serving NVIDIA board members whose equity holdings make him a billionaire through NVIDIA's growth.

Managing Director at Sageview Capital. Former partner at Sutter Hill Ventures. Board member since 1993 — one of NVIDIA's original directors. His decades-long NVIDIA holdings have made him a billionaire.

Professor of Aeronautics and Mechanical Engineering at Caltech. MacArthur Fellow and member of the National Academy of Engineering. Brings deep scientific and engineering expertise to NVIDIA's board.

Former Provost of Stanford University and Professor of Physics. Previously director of the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Brings academic leadership and deep science expertise.

Former Chief Marketing Officer of PepsiCo and former CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (Oscars). Expert in consumer branding and global marketing strategy.

Board member since 1993 — one of NVIDIA's original directors. Former CEO of Synopsys. Over 30 years of semiconductor industry experience. His long-held NVIDIA equity makes him a billionaire.

Former President of Taco Bell International at Yum! Brands. Extensive experience in global operations, finance, and international expansion.

Former Chairman of Cooley LLP, one of the largest technology law firms. Brings deep legal and corporate governance expertise relevant to NVIDIA's regulatory landscape.

Venture Partner at New Enterprise Associates (NEA). Extensive experience in technology finance, formerly held CFO and senior finance roles at multiple tech companies. Chairs the Audit Committee.

Former SVP and Chief Information Officer at Eli Lilly and Company. Brings enterprise technology transformation and digital strategy expertise from the healthcare industry.