- Tim Cook will step down as CEO effective September 1 and join Apple as executive chairman.
- John Turnus will take charge of the company as the new CEO of Apple, and he will also participate in the board of directors.
- During Tim Cook's tenure, Apple's revenue quadrupled, and new businesses such as the Apple Watch and Apple Services expanded.
A tech giant company for over 15 years Apple's Tim Cook, who took over the role of CEO, has now announced that he will step down from the position. After Steve Jobs' death in 2011, Tim Cook immediately took over the reins of the company. He made many major changes in the company. But now Tim Cook has announced to step down from the post. John Turnus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, will take over as CEO of the company effective September 1. This change is going to be crucial for the company's future and a big change in the tech world as well. Experts see this change as the beginning of a new leadership.
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Tim Cook will step down
In 1998, Steve Jobs invited Tim Cook to the company to improve Apple's supply chain. Tim Cook not only improved the supply chain but also took the company to a global level. But after the death of Steve Jobs, many questions were raised about the future of the company. At that time, Tim Cook took the helm of the company and with his calm and courageous leadership, everyone's predictions were wrong. (Photo Courtesy – AI Created)
Apple's revenue increased 4 times during the tenure of Tim Cook. The value of the company reached 4 trillion dollars. Under the leadership of Tim Cook, new business divisions such as Apple Watch and 'Services' were launched. After all these tenures, now Tim Cook has announced to step down from the post of CEO. After this he will continue to be associated with the company as 'Executive Chairman'.
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John Turnus will lead the company
Tim Cook will be succeeded by John Turnus as CEO of the company. Turnus, 51, joined the design team in 2001 and since then has been instrumental in developing every major product for the company, such as the iPad, AirPods and iPhone. Now Johnny Sarauji is going to be Apple's new Chief Hardware Officer. Turnus is considered an expert in hardware engineering. Tim Cook himself has said that Turnus is the perfect successor for the company. Turnus will take over as CEO of the company from September 1 and will also join the board of directors.