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Tim Cook on his first month after Apple CEO transition: ‘I’m not meddling’
9to5Mac • • technology
Key Points:
- Tim Cook visited Apple’s Battersea campus in London, meeting King Charles as part of Apple’s new partnership with The King’s Trust.
- In an interview with The Independent, Cook discussed his first month as Apple’s executive chairman following his recent step down as CEO, emphasizing that the leadership transition began years ago and has gone as planned.
- Cook highlighted his focus on worldwide policy and government relations in his new role, maintaining a strong, trust-based relationship with new CEO John Ternus while avoiding interference in daily operations.
- Cook advised Ternus not to imitate his leadership style, encouraging a distinct approach as Ternus leads Apple forward, starting with the launch of the iPhone Duo.
- The interview also covers details about Apple’s partnership with The King’s Trust, reflecting the company’s ongoing community and social initiatives.
