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Manfred “Fred” J. Schindler Is 2027 IEEE President-Elect

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IEEE Life Fellow Manfred 'Fred' J. Schindler was elected president-elect for 2027, with a term beginning January 1, 2028. He received 16,421 votes against Senior Member David Alan Koehler's 13,874 votes. Schindler is an expert in microwave semiconductor technology with 11 patents and a 30-year IEEE volunteer history. His top goals include strengthening industry connections, modernizing digital infrastructure, and advancing technology for future generations.

Key points

• Manfred 'Fred' J. Schindler received 16,421 votes in the IEEE president-elect election.
• David Alan Koehler received 13,874 votes in the IEEE president-elect election.

Context

Schindler, an IEEE Life Fellow, was nominated by the IEEE Board of Directors to serve as president-elect for 2027, with a term starting January 1, 2028. He is an expert in microwave semiconductor technology with 11 patents and a 30-year IEEE volunteer history.

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Results were unofficial until the IEEE Board of Directors accepted the IEEE Teller's Committee report in November. Schindler's specific goals and the committee's final report status are not confirmed at press time.

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