Missions that matter

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A Texas Instruments veteran, Martha Sullivan became chief operating officer of Sensata Technologies Inc. when it was spun off from T.I. in 2006. She became president of Sensata in 2010 and CEO in 2013. / COURTESY SENSATA/AL WEEMS PHOTOGRAPHER
A Texas Instruments veteran, Martha Sullivan became chief operating officer of Sensata Technologies Inc. when it was spun off from T.I. in 2006. She became president of Sensata in 2010 and CEO in 2013. / COURTESY SENSATA/AL WEEMS PHOTOGRAPHER

I couldn’t be more proud of all that we have accomplished at Sensata as we celebrate our centennial in 2016. We owe our success to employees worldwide that focus intently on executing our mission to satisfy the world’s growing needs for safety, energy efficiency and a clean environment. Our mission is so much more than

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