- Tim Cook is set to retire as Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, concluding nearly 15 years leading the company.
- John Ternus, who currently serves as the senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, will succeed Cook as the new CEO.
- Under Cook's leadership, Apple achieved significant milestones, notably becoming the first trillion-dollar company.
- His tenure also saw the successful launch of several new products, contributing to Apple's continued innovation and market presence.
- Cook will transition to a new role as executive chairman on Apple's board of directors following his retirement as CEO.
Apple CEO Tim Cook to Retire
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Tim Cook is set to retire as Apple CEO on September 1, 2026, concluding nearly 15 years leading the company. John Ternus, who currently serves as the senior vice president of Hardware Engineering, will succeed Cook as the new CEO.
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