Joseph Levy has been elected to a second term on the IEEE Standards Association Board of Governors, InterDigital announced on October 22. He will serve as a voting Member-at-Large for the 2027–2028 term, following his earlier service on the board in 2024–2025.
Key Takeaways
- Levy’s newly announced term will run from 2027 through 2028.
- The board sets IEEE SA policy, provides financial oversight and manages standards-related activities.
- Levy has also served on the IEEE SA Standards Board and several standards-related committees.
Table of Contents
- Joseph Levy returns to standards governance
- InterDigital highlights Wi-Fi and committee experience
- Conclusion
Joseph Levy returns to standards governance
The election gives Levy another term on the body responsible for directing the IEEE Standards Association. Its Board of Governors includes elected and non-voting members, with responsibilities spanning policy, finances and oversight of IEEE standards work.
IEEE SA develops and advances global technologies through a consensus-based process. Contributors come from more than 160 countries, and the association collaborates with global, regional and national organizations on standards supporting product and service functionality and interoperability.
InterDigital highlights Wi-Fi and committee experience
InterDigital Chief Technology Officer Rajesh Pankaj credited Levy’s election to his record of leadership and consensus-building, pointing to his Wi-Fi work and previous service on the IEEE SA Standards Board.
Beyond his 2024–2025 Board of Governors term, Levy has served on several IEEE committees involved in standards. The announcement identifies the 2027–2028 role as his second term on the governing board.
InterDigital, listed on Nasdaq under IDCC, researches and develops wireless, video, artificial intelligence and related technologies. The company licenses its innovations worldwide to businesses providing communications and entertainment products and services.
Conclusion
The election sets up Levy’s return to IEEE SA’s governing board for 2027–2028, extending his involvement in the organization’s standards leadership.
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