As we have already reported, Apple today he accepted to his team the lady Angela Ahrendts, who, among other things, is also the highest paid CEO in Great Britain, where she still works as the CEO of Burberry, with which he started Apple recently collaborated. Tim Cook sent out to his employees todayancHe sends a message welcoming Angela to the team. Let's take a look at the open email.
the teamI am thrilled to announce that Angela Ahrendts will be joining the company's team Apple as Senior Vice President and a member of our executive team, reporting directly to me. Angela is currently the CEO of Burberry. She will lead both our sales, both our retail and online sales teams. I had wanted to have one person lead both of these teams for a while because I believe it would be good for our customers, but we had never met someone who I was confident could lead these teams until I met Angela. We first met in January of this year and I knew I wanted her to join me. Applu. Over the past few months, we've gotten to know each other, and every conversation with her has left me with an even greater impression.
She shares our values and focus on innovation. She shares our focus on customer experience. She cares deeply about people and shares our belief that people are the most important thing to us. Angela has demonstrated an exceptional leadership ability throughout her career and has a proven track record. She has led Burberry through its phenomenal growth. Angela will need the next few months to transition from her current role at Burberry to us. Applu, where she will join in the spring. I'm sure once you meet her, you'll see why I'm so excited to have her join our team. I'd like to add a special thank you to all of our retail leaders. Your strength, talent, and leadership allow us the luxury of time to find the best person for this position.
Tim Cook
"She shares our values and focus on innovation."
So maybe he's doing his ass!
I was looking at the e-shop of that brand. Overpriced goods, where pants cost 500 EUR and more. Ordinary trousers that you can buy everywhere else for 50 EUR. This is not about innovation, values, but about snobbery and focus maximal profit.
Steve Jobs he always wanted perfect products at low prices. If you don't believe, read his biography. Now I believe that s Apple it's really going downhill.
petr.nr: I don't know what world you live in, but in ours Burberry is as luxurious a brand as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Armani, D&G... And in our world it is also normal that you pay more for luxury and quality goods than for goods from a Chinese store. That's the difference, it's not just pants, it's a branded luxury product. As everywhere, I can buy a smartphone with the parameters of an iPhone for hundreds of euros cheaper iPhone is a brand, a brand and quality Apple.