Apple's website listing its executives has had its biggest change in years, as John Ternus and Tim Cook both get new roles, but their biographies have been expanded and certain chiefs get new responsibilities. Apple's leadership page has been updated with the company's new CEO - image credit: Apple. The most obviously required change to the leadership page is the move of John Ternus up to the top spot, now that he is Apple's CEO . Unsurprisingly, Tim Cook 's job title has also changed, with him appearing as Executive Chair in the Board of Directors section at the bottom of the page . But then that Board of Directors section has now added head shot photographs of all nine people involved. That also means that John Ternus gets a second photo. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's website listing its executives has had its biggest change in years, as John Ternus and Tim Cook both get new roles, but their biographies have been expanded and certain chiefs get new responsibilities. Apple's leadership page has been updated with the company's new CEO - image credit: Apple. The most obviously required change to the leadership page is the move of John Ternus up to the top spot, now that he is Apple's CEO . Unsurprisingly, Tim Cook 's job title has also changed, with him appearing as Executive Chair in the Board of Directors section at the bottom of the page . But then that Board of Directors section has now added head shot photographs of all nine people involved. That also means that John Ternus gets a second photo. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple's website listing its executives has had its biggest change in years, as John Ternus and Tim Cook both get new roles, but their biographies have been expanded and certain chiefs get new responsibilities.
Apple's leadership page has been updated with the company's new CEO - image credit: Apple.
The most obviously required change to the leadership page is the move of John Ternus up to the top spot, now that he is Apple's CEO .
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