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One World, One Industry
Column from: John Mitchell
In his monthly “One World, One Industry” column, Global Electronics Association President and CEO John Mitchell covers issues affecting the entire global electronics industry supply chain with specific expertise on global standards, education, advocacy and solutions.
Mitchell began his engineering career at General Electric Aerospace. In 1992, he joined Alpine Electronics and became a founding member of its research company which is credited for introducing navigation systems to the U.S. market. During his tenure at Alpine, he held several positions, including manager of software engineering and director of IT. His background includes management of both nonprofit and electronics industry organizations.
Mitchell’s academic credentials include a doctorate in higher education management from University of Georgia; an M.B.A. from Pepperdine University and a B.S. in electrical and computer engineering from Brigham Young University. He is fluent in Japanese and is experienced in producing successful business results internationally.