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| class="ios-val" | The executive officers reporting to the CEO
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! class="ios-lab" | As of
| class="ios-val" | Mid-2026 — amid the CEO transition
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Apple's executive team is famously small for a three-trillion-dollar company — a dozen or so names running the world's most valuable business, most of them decades-tenured. Mid-2026 finds it mid-handover: Tim Cook is CEO until September 1, when hardware chief John Ternus takes over ([[CEO of Apple]]).

= The team =

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| Tim Cook || CEO (executive chairman from September 2026)
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| John Ternus || SVP Hardware Engineering — CEO from September 2026
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| Sabih Khan || Chief Operating Officer (2025, succeeding Jeff Williams)
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| Kevan Parekh || Chief Financial Officer (2025, succeeding Luca Maestri)
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| Craig Federighi || SVP Software Engineering
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| Johny Srouji || SVP Hardware Technologies — [[Apple silicon]]
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| Eddy Cue || SVP Services
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| Greg Joswiak || SVP Worldwide Marketing
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| Deirdre O'Brien || SVP Retail + People
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| Katherine Adams || SVP and General Counsel
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= Position =

The 2024–26 stretch remade half the team: Williams and Maestri retired, Khan and Parekh stepped up, and the Ternus succession capped it — a generational turnover executed with Apple's usual choreography, insiders promoted, no outside stars. Continuity is the strategy.

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