History of Apple CEO Tim Cook

Today we’re going to explore the history of Tim Cook. Where he grew up, some of his career achievements, and how he ended up as CEO of Apple, the most valuable company in the world. So as you may know, Tim Cook is the current CEO of Apple who replaced Steve Jobs in 2011. And while Cook may not be as famous, he’s just as interesting and has contributed just as much to the company over his tenure. We’ll start off by covering his early life, then explain his career path, and finally we’ll discuss his major achievements within Apple.

[AppleExplained]

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[XstonedmonkeyzX]

He is the CEO of a Trillion Dollar company. He is a target for many. $200K+ is actually pretty low for a year of security...

[jamesrath]

I personally got to interview Tim on my channel about accessibility. During the time off camera we had, he was very genuine and was a strong supporter of what disability advocates do like me. Despite the criticism I think Apple is fortunate to have such a role model in leadership.

[bubblesfixated]

I was at school today and I wanted to do Tim Cook for my biography project. Came home to this. Just. How dare you.





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[TheBrokenEclipse]

The way Cook changed and improved Apple's supply chain is simply astonishing

[enzmondo]

His own personal experience with his health and his passion for advancing human health has inspired him to create the Apple Watch, a wearable device that tracks health records and helps the owner better their physiology.

[aidanm]

I’m so happy that Tim Cook places so much emphasis on accessibility and clean energy. I wish more companies would act this way.

[enzmondo]

“When we work on making our devices accessible by the blind, I don’t consider the bloody return on investment. If you want to do things only for ROI reasons, you should get out of this stock.”

This is what a great leader is: fearless to their bosses especially when it comes to the betterment of humanity.

[pavniverma]

It's a fact. Only two kind of people run Apple

1.) A great business man (Tim)
2.) A visionary (Jobs)

[iwilitu]

I think that without him Apple wouldn't have survived after Steve's death.

[angelo_villones]

Steve Jobs was necessary to create such an innovative company, but Tim Cook was necessary to keep it alive.

[kalospsofos]

Tim Cook is such an inspirational person... Steve as you said left the company in really good hands

[artisttwo]

I admire him the most . I think he’s a great guy & really wants to make a difference in a good way for the world

[MauriceGucci]

Tim isn´t an out of this world visionary like Steve was, but he is a big reason why Apple became and is successful.

[vatsalgoyal]

People Think that Steve Jobs was the only one who created products but people neglect that every apple product is a result of a combied effort done by the whole company. Tim Cook is working good and is definitely an amazing CEO.

[footynutguy]

I am blind and I heard about the shareholders trying to stop making devices more accessible, but until this video I couldn’t find anything about it. Thanks for talking about this.

[PatrickCruzromero]

I think Tim Cook has made Apple a more kind company.

[percymakubaza]

This man is everything the business world should be!

[imatlastheyote]

I've always admired Cook's stance on privacy and ethics within the technology industry. He knows the impact that Apple has on the world and wants to set a good example for all the copycats that Apple has. One of the many reasons I use Apple products.

[rupal_hs]

Mr. Tim Cook is a great ethical Businessman