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| Mike Lucarelli |
Uber’s Mike Lucarelli is moving to NXP Semiconductors as senior VP-investor relations.
He will succeed Jeff Palmer, who is retiring after a 16-year career at the $12.3B company that operates in 30 countries.
Lucarelli will formally take the position during the third-quarter earnings cycle. Palmer will then serve as an advisor through the fourth quarter and early 2027 to enable a smooth transition.
Lucarelli will report to chief financial officer Bill Betz and serve as NXP's key liaison to the financial community.
At Uber, he was VP-corporate finance, responsible for global financial planning and analysis. Earlier, Lucarelli spent more than a decade at Analog Devices, where he served as head of investor relations.
NXP posted a 12 percent rise in Q1 revenues to $3.1B and a 15 percent hike in net income to $774M. Its stock is trading at $278.35. The 52-week range is $183-$399.95.
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