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Thomas J. Lynch has been chief executive officer of Tyco Electronics, a business segment of Tyco International since January 2006. Lynch is responsible for operations of the world’s largest passive electronics components manufacturer. With 2005 revenue of $12 billion, Tyco Electronics has over 92,000 employees in 54 countries. Lynch originally joined Tyco in September 2004 as president of its Engineered Products & Services (TEPS) business. With 2005 revenue of $6.5 billion, TEPS is the world’s leading manufacturer of industrial valves and controls. Lynch joined Tyco from Motorola, where he served as executive vice president, as well as president and chief executive officer of Motorola’s personal communications sector - a $12 billion leading supplier of cellular handsets. Prior to this role, he served as president of the integrated electronics systems sector - of which automotive was the largest market segment. Prior to Motorola, Lynch was senior vice president and general manager of the Satellite and Broadcast Network Systems segment for General Instrument Corporation. Lynch holds a Bachelor of Science degree in commerce from Rider University. About Tyco Electronics Tyco Electronics is one of the world’s largest suppliers of electronic components, including connectors, switches, relays, circuit protection devices, touch screens, wire and cable, as well as fiber optic and wireless components and systems. With key brands such as AMP, Raychem, M/A-COM, and Elo TouchSystems, Tyco Electronics serves hundreds of thousands of customers in the automotive, telecommunications, industrial, and computer/consumer electronics industries.
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