Apple CEO John Ternus’ first memo to employees has a message on iPhone 18 series
John Ternus has officially succeeded Tim Cook as the CEO of Apple, marking a significant leadership transition for the tech giant. In his first memo, Ternus praised Cook's legacy and hinted at future product innovations, including the upcoming iPhone 18 series.
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As the leader of the world's most valuable company, Ternus's strategic direction will influence global consumer electronics and market trends for years to come.
John Ternus has officially stepped into the role of Apple CEO today (September 2), with Tim Cook transitioning to Executive Chair. According to a report by MacRumours, in his first memo to employees, Ternus praised Cook’s leadership, calling him a CEO who led with “values, decency, and humanity.” He expressed gratitude for Cook’s guidance during the transition and said Apple is “so lucky” to have him continue as executive chairman.In the memo, Ternus described Apple as “the greatest company in the world” and thanked employees for their support. He emphasized his excitement about Apple’s future and highlighted the company’s upcoming launch event next week, which he said will be “phenomenal.” Ternus also gave a subtle nod to the iPhone 18 series, expected to debut at Apple’s September 9 “Surprise and Shine” event.
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