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Tim Cook’s Leadership Roles Extend Beyond Apple Into Several Institutions

Tim Cook is the CEO of Apple and also has leadership roles elsewhere.

He has been on Apple’s Board of Directors since he became CEO in August 2011.

Before becoming CEO, he managed areas such as sales, operations and supply chains at Apple.

Cook has served on Nike’s Board of Directors since 2005.

He is also a trustee of Duke University.

Cook studied for an MBA at Duke and became a Fuqua Scholar.

He serves on the board of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.

These roles show that his professional connections extend beyond Apple into business, education and sports.

Key facts

Apple role: Cook has served on Apple’s Board of Directors since becoming CEO in August 2011.
Nike role: Cook has served on Nike’s Board of Directors since 2005.
Duke role: Cook serves on Duke University’s Board of Trustees.
Duke education: He earned a Master of Business Administration from Duke’s Fuqua School of Business in 1988.
Academic distinction: Cook was named a Fuqua Scholar.
Sports organization: Cook serves on the Board of Directors of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.
Earlier Apple responsibilities: Before becoming CEO, Cook oversaw worldwide sales and operations, supply-chain management, service and support, and the Macintosh division.

businesstoday.in · 4 days ago