
Tim Cook has transitioned from his role as Chief Executive Officer of Apple, effective as of 2026.
John Ternus now holds the position of CEO, while Cook serves as Executive Chairman, as detailed in the GeoGazet headline "Apple’s New Leadership Structure: John Ternus Is CEO, Tim Cook Is Executive Chairman."
This leadership change establishes John Ternus as the new CEO, taking over from Cook. GeoGazet reports the company now compensates Ternus at USD 58 million a year and Cook at USD 47 million, confirming their distinct new roles. The headline "John Ternus inherits Tim Cook’s Apple, but not his valuation" indicates a clear succession.
Despite no longer being CEO, Tim Cook maintains significant involvement as Executive Chairman. His current influence score stands at 62 out of 100, reflecting his continued strategic presence. GeoGazet tracking shows a total of 100 tracked events relating to this executive transition and ongoing leadership.