Sandisk Corp (Nasdaq: SNDK) has appointed Alexander R. Bradley to its board of directors, strengthening its governance as the company continues to focus on long-term growth and financial discipline. Bradley has also been named to Sandisk’s audit committee. The appointment took effect on December 30, 2025.
Bradley brings extensive experience in finance and capital-intensive industries. He has served as Chief Financial Officer of First Solar since 2016, where he oversees the company’s financial strategy, capital allocation, and risk management. First Solar is one of the leading solar technology and manufacturing companies in the United States.
He joined First Solar in 2008 and held several senior leadership roles before becoming CFO. These included vice president of treasury and project finance. In those roles, Bradley structured and financed large-scale solar projects across multiple global markets, gaining experience in complex project financing and long-term investment planning.
Sandisk Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Goeckeler said Bradley’s operational finance expertise and strategic perspective would add value to the board. He noted that Bradley’s understanding of managing capital-intensive businesses would support Sandisk’s efforts to deliver sustainable returns while continuing to invest in innovation.
Before joining First Solar, Bradley worked in investment banking and leveraged finance at HSBC in London and New York. His work focused on the energy and utilities sector. He also served as an officer and board member of the general partner of 8point3 Energy Partners, a renewable energy-focused investment vehicle.
Bradley holds a Master of Arts degree from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Commenting on his appointment, he said Sandisk is a well-known technology brand with a strong portfolio of innovations and a clear strategy for the future. He added that he looks forward to contributing to the company’s continued growth.
Following the appointment, Sandisk’s board now consists of eight directors. Seven of them are external and independent, underlining the company’s emphasis on strong corporate governance and oversight.
