Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Tom Greene Appointed New CEO of The Beatles' Apple Corps
The company that manages The Beatles' music and other creative projects, called Apple Corps, has a new boss.
Tom Greene is taking over as CEO starting in late September.
He's replacing Jeff Jones, who's been in charge for a long time.
Apple Corps handles all the Beatles' music, movies, and books.
They're also working on a set of four movies about each of the band members with Sony Pictures.
Before this, Greene worked with the Harry Potter franchise and is currently part of a company that helps with video game competitions.
The new CEO is excited to bring the Beatles' music to new generations.
Tom Greene has been appointed as the new CEO of Apple Corps, effective September 25.
Greene replaces Jeff Jones, who is stepping down after 17 years as CEO.
Apple Corps manages The Beatles' intellectual property, including music, film, and publishing rights.
The company is collaborating with Sony Pictures on four theatrical films, one about each member of The Beatles.
Greene previously worked at Pottermore Publishing and currently serves as COO of Blast.
- Who
- Tom Greene will replace Jeff Jones as CEO of Apple Corps.
- What
- Tom Greene is appointed as the new CEO of Apple Corps.
- When
- Effective September 25.
- Where
- Apple Corps manages The Beatles' interests worldwide.
- Why
- To lead Apple Corps into a new phase, managing The Beatles' legacy.
- New CEO
- Tom Greene
- Effective Date
- September 25
- Predecessor
- Jeff Jones
- Company
- Apple Corps Ltd.
- Focus
- The Beatles' intellectual property
- Current Project
- Four Beatles biopics with Sony