Peter Oppenheimer, the company's chief financial officer Apple, can boast of another professional success. Oppenheimer became a member of the board of directors Goldman Sachs, which, however, does not affect his job position in AppCFO Apple took the position of an independent member of the board of directors in the investment company Goldman Sachs, which means that he does not own any shares in this company. In a way, Oppenheimer joined Tim Cookand Eddy Cue, who are also board members of various companies.
Specifically Tim Cook is a member of Nike's board of directors, which not only confirms his sportsmanship, but at the same time it can prove that Nike and Apple they have plans together. An example of this can be the strong representation of Nike+ in iPod players and on the phone iPhone. Also, don't forget that some former employeesanceven Nike work in the company today Apple on the secret project that is the iWatch. For a change, Eddy Cue is a member of the Ferrari board, which in koneas a result, it surprised even him. He is a fan of the brand and the collaboration between Apple and Ferrari provided support CarPlay in its new models, as well as the release of a special edition Ferrari with an integrated iPad mini.
Goldman Sachs CEO and Chairman Lloyd C. Blankfein states: “His 25 years of experience in important industries will add a valuable perspective to our board. We appreciate his willingness to act as an independent member of the board of directors and look forward to utilizing his advice and opinions." Due to his work in the company Apple, Peter Oppenheimer is an ideal addition to the board of directors of a financial company such as Goldman Sachs. It should therefore not be surprising that he will also be in charge of supervising some of the company's activities.
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