Lip-Bu Tan will purchase about $25 million in stock shortly after taking over as CEO, giving him immediate financial alignment with the moves he makes at Intel.

Silicon Valley investors love to romanticize iconoclasts and visionaries who bend technology and markets to their iron will. Intel’s latest CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, will put this “great man theory” to the test when he takes charge of the $110 billion chipmaker on Tuesday.

Lip-Bu Tan, who takes over as Intel CEO on Tuesday, is planning to overhaul the struggling chipmaker’s manufacturing business, while also adjusting its “approach to AI and staff cuts,” according to a report from Reuters.