Mark Lippett

Before being named CEO of XMOS in 2016, Mark was its Chief Operating Officer, playing a key role in the strategic shift from premium audio to embedded voice interface solutions, bringing a major growth opportunity to the business. During his 12-year tenure at XMOS, Mark also held the post of Vice President Engineering, responsible for the company’s worldwide silicon, applications and software development activities.

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