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1. 1. STMicroelectronics | Executive Biographies | Marco Cassis Corporate Vice President Japan Region STMicroelectronics

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   Published on: 1/1/2008   Last Visited: 6/3/2008

   Marco CassisSTMicroelectronics | Executive Biographies | Marco Cassis Corporate Vice President Japan Region STMicroelectronics
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   MARCO CASSISCorporate Vice PresidentJapan RegionSTMicroelectronics
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   an class="hl">Marco Cassis was born in Treviso (Italy) in 1963.He graduated from the Polytechnic of Milan with a degree in Electronic Engineering.In 1987, Cassis joined SGS-Thomson (now STMicroelectronics) in Castelletto, Italy, as a mixed signal analog designer for car radio applications.
   
   In 1993, Cassis moved to Japan to support the Company's newly created design center with his expertise in audio products.After a string of successful designs for Pioneer, Kenwood, Sony, and other major Japanese players, he joined the marketing organization and helped expand ST's car audio business activities.Among other achievements, Cassis contributed significantly to the establishment of ST's strategic alliance with Pioneer in the late 1990s.
   
   In 2000, Cassis took charge of the Audio Business Unit and a year later he was promoted to Director of Audio and Automotive Group, responsible for design, marketing, sales, application support, and customer services.Under Cassis' direction, the Company secured a series of design wins with major automotive manufacturers and ST sales of audio and automotive products to Japanese customers reached 200 M$ in 2003.A year later, ST's share in the automotive semiconductor market in Japan rose to double digits.
   
   In 2004, Cassis was named Vice President of Marketing for the automotive, computer peripheral, and telecom products.In 2005, he advanced to VP Automotive Segment Group and joined the Board of the Japanese subsidiary, STMicroelectronics K.K. On October 1st, 2005, Marco Cassis was promoted to Corporate Vice President for STMicroelectronics' Japan region and President of STMicroelectronics K.K.

2. 2. Exec Appointment

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   Published on: 9/6/2005   Last Visited: 8/29/2006

   Geneva September 6, 2005 - STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM) today announced the appointment of two new Corporate Vice Presidents, Reza Kazerounian for North America and Marco Cassis for the Japan region.
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   Marco Cassis, currently Vice President Automotive and a Board Member of the Japanese subsidiary, STMicroelectronics K.K., is being promoted to the position of Corporate Vice President of STMicroelectronics Japan, effective October 01, 2005.Cassis' promotion follows the decision of Tetsuo Onikura, the current Corporate Vice President and President of ST Japan, to resign from the Company for personal reasons, effective September 30, 2005.
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   Taking the baton from Onikura, Marco Cassis (born in Italy, 1963) is a well-established member of ST Japan's senior executive team, with twelve years of experience in Japan and knowledge of the local business environment.
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   Among his broad list of achievements, Cassis was one of the key architects of ST's strategic alliance with Pioneer in the late 1990s.
   
   Since arriving in Japan in 1993, Cassis has successfully adapted to his new home country and acquired a deep understanding of Japanese social, cultural, and industrial patterns.In his new role, Cassis is thus well-positioned to build on Onikura's successes and serve as a bridge between two cultures, further extending the already universal language of microelectronics.
   
   "In both the North American and Japanese organizations, we need to establish new business partnerships, broaden our customer base, interface with the different product groups, and keep identifying new products to be developed for the specific needs of the respective regional markets.Thanks to their experience and industry know-how, Marco and Reza are ideally suited to successfully face this challenge," commented Carlo Bozotti, President & CEO of STMicroelectronics.

3. 3. ACCESS

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   Published on: 10/2/2006   Last Visited: 5/17/2008

   "The embedding of a BML browser into the HDTV decoder, through cooperation between an independent semiconductor manufacturer and the middleware supplier, has huge significance.� commented Marco Cassis, President of STMicroelectronics Japan.