TDK Electronics Corporation Names James Browning President and Chief O

TDK Electronics Corporation Names James Browning President and Chief Operating Officer

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    GARDEN CITY, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 14, 2005--TDK Electronics Corporation, a world leader in digital recording solutions, today announced that James Browning has been appointed to the position of President and Chief Operating Officer. In his new role, Mr. Browning will plan and direct all aspects of the organization's policies, objectives and initiatives. Mr. Browning will be responsible for the achievement of long and short-term financial and operational goals, working in collaboration with the company's CEO to ensure continued growth for TDK Electronics Corporation.
    "Jim Browning's leadership skills, commitment to excellence and extensive experience within TDK Electronics Corporation make him ideally suited to serve as President and Chief Operating Officer," noted Kuniyoshi Matsui, Chief Executive Officer of TDK Electronics Corporation.
    Matsui continued, "During his nearly two-decade tenure at TDK Electronics Corporation, Jim has developed a comprehensive mastery of all aspects of our business by working in diverse roles ranging from operations to marketing. In every capacity in which he has served, Jim has demonstrated unsurpassed performance, commitment and vision."
    "I'm very excited and extremely optimistic about the future of our organization," commented Browning. "We have a great management team, outstanding business prospects and one of the strongest brand names in the CE industry." He concluded, "I look forward to working with our dedicated team to serve our customers and strengthen TDK's position in the CE marketplace."
    James Browning joined TDK in 1986. Prior to his appointment to the position of President and Chief Operating Officer, he served as TDK Electronics Corporation's Vice President of Operations. As President and Chief Operating Officer of TDK Electronics Corporation, Mr. Browning reports to Kuniyoshi Matsui, Chief Executive Officer of TDK Electronics Corporation.

    About TDK

    TDK Corporation (NYSE: TDK) is a leading global electronics company based in Japan. It was established in 1935 to commercialize "ferrite," a key material in electronics and magnetics. The company today is a leader in the development of next-generation technologies such as Blu-ray recording media, an optical disc ideally suited for high-definition video recording. TDK offers a full line of recordable DVD and CD media, digital camcorder tapes, professional data storage solutions and much more. TDK Electronics Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of TDK Corporation.

    TDK is a registered trademark of TDK Electronics Corporation.

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