Cambridge GaN Devices (CGD), the fabless, clean-tech semiconductor company that develops energy-efficient GaN-based power devices that make sustainable electronics simpler to design and implement, is delighted to congratulate Ragini Jain on being named the winner of the Electronics Weekly Women Leaders In Electronics Award in the Unsung Hero category. The Awards honour the achievements of inspiring individuals that drive innovation, leadership and change across the electronics industry. Ragini Jain was presented with her award at a ceremony last night, a special evening that brought together industry leaders, emerging talents, and advocates for diversity in electronics, hosted by TV’s Maggie Philbin and Electronics Weekly’s Editor in Chief, Caroline Hayes.
Ragini Jain | SEnior Innovation & Intellectual Property manager, CGD
“It is fantastic to receive this award and I would like to thank my colleagues at CGD and the organisers, Electronics Weekly, for this honour. I have enjoyed crafting a robust IP strategy for the organisation and I have been a strong advocate for aligning CGD’s patents with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and fostering a culture of innovation across the organisation.”
GIORGIA LONGOBARDI | FOUNDER AND CEO, CGD
“Ragini’s relentless dedication, strategic foresight, and transformative contributions make her the embodiment of an Unsung Hero. Her exceptional work in innovation and IP management, combined with her commitment to sustainability, DE&I, and knowledge sharing has created a lasting impact at CGD. Her ability to thrive behind the scenes while delivering measurable and meaningful results makes her a deserving recipient of this award.
As well as Ragini’s success, three other members of the CGD team, Emily Barrow, Dr. Kalparupa Mukherjee and Jin Zhang were also shortlisted for an Electronics Weekly Women Leaders in Electronics Award. Giorgia Longobardi, CGD’s CEO, was named Industry Focused Leader of the Year at last year’s Women Leaders in Electronics Awards ceremony.
