Cook Succeeded Jobs As Apple CEO In 2011
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been late Steve Jobs' successor since his retirement in 2011. Cook filled in large shoes as CEO, taking the post from founder Jobs.
With Tim Cook Nearing Retirement Age, Take A Look At Probables In Race For Apple CEO Post
As Tim Cook’s over a decade long career as Apple CEO is likely to end as he will turn 64 this year, here is the list of probables that might take over the position he has held since 2011.
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Apple's Founder Steve Jobs
The story of Steve Jobs is the story of Apple and stands as the textbook example of success.
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Apple's Technology Triumph
Decades ago, Apple started down a path that has revolutionized both its own products and the entire technology industry.
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Jeff Williams
Jeff Williams who joined Apple in 1998 is reportedly among the top contenders to replace Tim Cook as Apple’s CEO.
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Craig Federighi
Craig Federighi, who is referred as "Hair Force One" sometimes in Apple is also said to be a strong contender to replace Tim Cook as the company’s CEO.
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John Ternus
John Ternus who joined Apple in 2001 is also said to be in the list of people who could replace Tim Cook as Apple CEO.
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Deirdre O'Brien
Deirdre O’Brien is an Apple veteran of more than 30 years as per reports is also in the list of people who could replace Tim Cook as company's CEO.
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Phil Schiller
Phil Schiller who joined Apple in 1987 is also said to be in the list of probables who could replace Tim Cook.
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Dan Riccio
Dan Riccio who joined Apple in 1998 is also said to be in the list of probables who could replace Tim Cook.
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