
Tim Cook stepped down as Apple CEO on his final day, ending a significant 15 year tenure leading the company.
He transitioned to an executive chair role.
Cook's departure marks a planned leadership change after a highly successful period for Apple, where his influence score reached 100/100. He shared an emotional farewell on his final day as CEO, concluding his leadership since 2011.
Following his exit as CEO, Cook moved to an executive chair position, receiving a $47 million compensation package. This transition allows new leadership, such as Ternus, to guide Apple's future growth after Cook's 15 year tenure ended.