Apple’s next CEO inherits a company shaped by Tim Cook’s decade-long tenure, but the real shift lies in leadership no longer anchored to Steve Jobs’ original inner circle. John Ternus steps into the role with a fresh mandate as Apple evolves beyond its founder’s legacy.
Apple’s long-serving CEO Tim Cook steps down after 13 years, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, wearables growth, and a carefully planned transition to John Ternus. The shift signals a new era for the world’s most valuable tech company.
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s retirement in September marks the end of an era, leaving John Ternus to navigate a tech landscape reshaped by regulatory scrutiny, shifting app store policies, and evolving consumer demands.