Laura Chambers, President
Texas Instruments
Education Technology
A Message from Laura Chambers, President of TI Ed Tech
Dear Educators, Students and Parents,
Throughout my career at Texas Instruments’ Education Technology division, I’ve witnessed how our educational tools have evolved and continue to transform the way students learn math, as well as science and other STEM subjects. My experience fuels my belief that technology, when built with purpose, can give every student a deeper learning experience and the ability to use their knowledge for success.
That’s why we say we don't just build calculators — we build confidence. At Texas Instruments, we understand that when students truly grasp mathematical concepts, they open doors to endless career possibilities. Our purpose-driven, distraction-free technology is designed with one goal in mind: To make math click. To make it stick. To make it make sense.
Teachers have the greatest impact on students’ academic success. With that always in our minds, we collaborate closely with educators to develop tools that help students explore, visualize and better understand mathematics — both in daily classroom activities and during critical exams. By creating technology that serves the needs of teachers, we ensure students have the support they need when it matters most.
Our commitment goes beyond technology. TI offers free classroom lessons, activities that connect math and science to real-world applications, professional learning opportunities, and dedicated customer service — all designed to give educators everything they need to inspire student success.
My decades at TI have reinforced my belief that building confidence in math and science prepares students to pursue any career they choose. That conviction will continue to guide our innovation and support for the education community.
Together, we aim to equip every student with the tools and confidence to explore, learn and develop the understanding they need to shape their own future — whatever path they choose.
Sincerely,
Laura Chambers
President, Texas Instruments Education Technology
Laura Chambers is president of the Education Technology division at Texas Instruments, where she leads worldwide teams focused on improving the teaching and learning of math, science and other STEM subjects.
Since joining TI in 2001, Laura has held leadership roles in supply chain, product management and sales. Most recently, she led worldwide sales and marketing efforts to expand educator access to TI technology and classroom resources. Her extensive experience provides a comprehensive understanding of how purpose-driven, distraction-free technology can transform educational outcomes.
Earlier in her career, she worked in systems engineering and industrial engineering at Nortel and Raytheon. Laura holds a degree in industrial engineering from Texas A&M University and an MBA from Southern Methodist University.
Throughout her more than two decades at TI, Laura has championed classroom-focused innovation, ensuring technology serves the needs of educators and helps students build the confidence to succeed.