NVIDIA Strengthens Leadership with Vice President Appointments in Audit and Corporate Communications

NVIDIA, a leader in accelerated computing, has announced two key appointments: Victoria Nguyen as Vice President, Audit/CAE, and Mylene Mangalindan as Vice President, Corporate Communications.

Victoria Nguyen brings over 20 years of experience in the audit field. Her career highlights include a strong focus on establishing and enhancing SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley Act) and Internal Audit teams, cementing her reputation as an industry expert. Prior to joining NVIDIA, she served as Global Head of Financial Risk Management at Uber, where she adeptly managed complex global financial landscapes. Before her time at Uber, Nguyen held the role of Vice President of Internal Audit at Lumentum.

Earlier in her career, Nguyen contributed significantly to NetApp through various roles, deepening her industry expertise and broadening her professional acumen. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing from McMaster University.

Mylene Mangalindan, on the other hand, brings extensive expertise in strategic communications and corporate reputation management. Previously, she was a Partner at Brunswick Group, where she led the San Francisco office and advised clients on corporate reputation, crisis management, media relations, and financial communications. Her ability to navigate the intricate intersections of finance, politics, and societal issues further elevated her clients’ success.

Before Brunswick Group, Mangalindan served as Senior Vice President at Hill & Knowlton Strategies, offering strategic guidance to notable clients like Salesforce, VMware, Qualcomm, and Ford. She played a key role in crafting compelling narratives to highlight innovation and communicate value propositions on a global scale.

Additionally, Mangalindan made significant contributions at Hewlett Packard Co. and The Wall Street Journal, consistently driving impactful communications strategies. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of California, Berkeley, and her Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University.