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Apple is undergoing a series of executive changes in anticipation of COO Jeff Williams' retirement, including shifts in leadership for services, health, and hardware divisions, with some internal investigations and evaluations of future roles for key executives.
Apple is reorganizing its leadership structure as COO Jeff Williams prepares to retire, moving health and fitness teams under Eddy Cue and consolidating Apple Watch hardware engineering under John Ternus, with broader responsibilities being redistributed across the company to support upcoming product launches like the AI-powered Health+ service.
The article discusses the likelihood of more senior executive departures at Apple following Jeff Williams' upcoming retirement, with speculation centered on John Giannandrea and Johny Srouji as potential successors, amid ongoing leadership changes and strategic shifts in AI and hardware.
A new report suggests Tim Cook is likely to remain Apple’s CEO for several more years, possibly up to two decades, with no immediate signs of retirement or succession planning despite recent leadership changes like Jeff Williams' departure.
Apple's COO Jeff Williams will step down but retain oversight of Apple Watch and Health until the end of 2023, with leadership responsibilities for these areas likely shifting to other executives such as John Ternus and Craig Federighi, as part of a broader leadership restructuring at Apple.
Apple announced that Tim Cook will take over Jeff Williams' role as COO, including direct oversight of Apple's design team, signaling a potential shift in Apple's creative direction amid recent product and software challenges. The move comes at a pivotal time as Apple navigates new, untested design territories and faces mixed reactions to recent innovations like the Vision Pro and Liquid Glass UI redesign, putting pressure on Cook to lead the company's future innovation and design strategy.
Apple COO Jeff Williams is stepping down to spend more time with family, with Sabih Khan set to succeed him. Williams, a key figure in Apple's operations and development of the Apple Watch, has been with the company for 27 years and played a significant role in its growth, including AI and medical ventures. He will remain involved in ongoing projects before fully retiring.
Jeff Williams, Apple's COO and long-time key executive, is retiring after 27 years, signaling a potential shift in leadership as other top executives are considered for the CEO role. Sabih Khan will succeed Williams as COO.
Apple's COO Jeff Williams is stepping down later this month to retire and spend more time with family, with Sabih Khan appointed as his successor. Williams, who has been with Apple for nearly 30 years, will continue to oversee the design team and Apple Watch until his departure, after which the design team will report directly to CEO Tim Cook.
Apple is transitioning its leadership with Sabih Khan set to become COO later this month, replacing Jeff Williams who is retiring at the end of the year. Williams, a key figure in Apple's product and health initiatives, will continue to oversee design and health projects until his departure. The move is part of a planned succession, with potential internal candidates like John Ternus and Craig Ferighi also considered for future leadership roles.
Apple announced that Jeff Williams will step down as COO later this year, with Sabih Khan taking over his responsibilities. Williams will continue to oversee Apple’s design team, Apple Watch, and health initiatives until his retirement, after which the design team will report directly to CEO Tim Cook. Williams has been instrumental in Apple's supply chain, product launches, and health strategy development.