Rene Haas

Career

1. 2026 – now
   SoftBank Group Internationalsrc
   Chief Executive Officer (part-time, alongside Arm)
   Effective 2026-04-20; SBGI is the operating platform over some SoftBank Group subsidiaries in semiconductors and AI
2. 2023 – now
   SoftBank Group Corp.src
   Director (plus an advisory and consulting agreement with SoftBank Group)
3. 2022 – now
   Armsrc
   Chief Executive Officer and Director
   Since February 2022; led the September 2023 Nasdaq listing
4. 2017 – 2022
   Armsrc
   President, IP Product Groups (IPG)
5. 2015 – 2017
   Armsrc
   Chief Commercial Officer (global sales and marketing); Executive Committee
   20-F says he was named CCO two years after joining in October 2013
6. 2013 – 2015
   Armsrc
   Vice President, Strategic Alliances
   Joined October 2013
7. 2006 – 2013
   NVIDIAsrc
   Vice President and General Manager, computing products business
   20-F gives seven years at NVIDIA; the 2006 start comes from WS-wiki
8. 2004 – 2006
   Scintera Networkssrc
   Vice President of sales and marketing
   20-F only says executive roles
9. 1999 – 2004
   Tensilicasrc
   Head of sales
   20-F only says executive roles

Not located: 1984-1999 (early engineering and applications roles; the search summary names Texas Instruments, Xerox and NEC) not located in a primary document

Achievements

• Rose from VP Strategic Alliances (joined October 2013) through Chief Commercial Officer and President of IPG to CEO in February 2022src
• CEO through the September 2023 Nasdaq listing of Arm's ADSssrc
• Arm's GAAP net income rose from $306m (FY2024) to $792m (FY2025) and $904m (FY2026)src
• FY2026 revenue of $4,920m against a bonus target of $4,996m; non-GAAP operating income $2,115m against a $2,065m targetsrc
• Earlier spent seven years at NVIDIA running its computing products business as VP and GMsrc

Education

• Clarkson University, BS Electrical and Electronics Engineering (1984)src
• Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Executive Education Program Managementsrc

Background

• Family The FY2026 20-F states there are no family relationships among Arm's non-executive directors and senior managementsrc
• Boards Director of SoftBank Group Corp., Arm's 86.4% controlling shareholder, since June 2023; SoftBank pays him for that role, as it determinessrc
• Other Has an agreement to provide advisory and consulting services to SoftBank Group, disclosed as a conflict-of-interest risk in the 20-Fsrc
• Other Only executive director: his employment agreement (amended 2022-11-17) gives 12 months' base salary as severance on termination without cause or for good reason, and he may take the same on a change of control at the Remuneration Committee's discretionsrc
• Other FY2026 taxable benefits rose to $1.07m from $0.11m, which the 20-F puts down to broader corporate travel and personal security provisionsrc