Marvell Technology, Inc. (MRVL)

Matthew J. Murphy became chief executive in July 2016 and has also chaired the board since June 2023; he was president as well until July 2025. Before Marvell he spent 22 years at Maxim Integrated Products, a designer and maker of analog and mixed-signal chips, finishing as executive vice president over its business units, sales and marketing. Chris Koopmans joined in 2016 from Citrix Systems, which had bought Bytemobile, a company he co-founded, in 2012; he has been chief operating officer since February 2025 and president since July 2025. 12345

Sandeep Bharathi has been president of the Data Center Group since July 2025, after serving as chief development officer from June 2022. He ran central engineering from February 2019, and before Marvell he led FPGA development at Intel (FPGAs are chips that can be reprogrammed after they are made), having held engineering leadership roles at Xilinx and AMD. Mark Casper, chief legal officer since April 2023, joined in October 2021 from Maxim, where he was general counsel. The finance chief changed after the year closed: Willem Meintjes, chief financial officer since January 2023, resigned effective June 15, 2026, and Daniel Durn, a Marvell director since April 2024 who had been finance chief of Adobe and, before that, of Applied Materials and NXP, resigned from the board on June 10, 2026 and became chief financial officer on June 15. 6789101112

Murphy holds both the chair and the chief executive's role, and the board has found every other director independent. Brad Buss, a director since July 2018 and formerly chief financial officer of SolarCity and of Cypress Semiconductor, has been lead independent director since June 2025. The directors also include Richard Wallace, chief executive of KLA Corporation since January 2006, and Rajiv Ramaswami, chief executive of Nutanix, a cloud computing company, who joined the board in July 2025. On the SEC's insider record, Murphy, Koopmans and Buss have filed for Marvell Technology, Inc. since April 2021. 13141516171819

Marvell employed 7,480 people at January 31, 2026: 49% in the Americas, 42% in Asia Pacific, which includes India, and 9% in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Most are engineers and technical professionals, and voluntary turnover in fiscal 2026 was about 7%. Besides the United States it has operations in Argentina, China, India, Israel, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam; its largest sites abroad are research and design centers in India, 418,000 square feet, and Israel, 171,000, both leased. 2021222324