Tim Cook boasted on Thursday Twitter photos from a tour of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he is scheduled to give a commencement speech today. Furthermore, the tour includes meeting students and being able to "find new ways to solve the world's biggest challenges." CEO of the company Apple does not mention any other details, but only showed off photos that prominently display products such as iPhone whether MacBook.
So impressed by @MIT students & faculty who are finding new ways to tackle the world's biggest challenges. Thanks for sharing your work! pic.twitter.com/6Fx5t7ePr4
Tim Cook (@tim_)cook) June 8, 2017
"Apple stands at the intersection of the liberal arts and technology, and we are proud to have many MIT alumni on our team,” said in December Tim Cook.
Already in the past, labor leaders Applu gave opening speeches. In 2015 Tim Cook spoke at George Washington University, 2005 Steve Jobs gave a keynote speech at Stanford. He also had Tim Cook also gave the opening speech at the University of Aubum, where he himself studied.
Tim Cook June is really busy. On Monday, there was keynote WWDC 2017, then gave interviews to the media and now traveled to Massachusetts. He will also attend the White House summit, which takes place on June 19. He will be received at the White House by the president's son, Jared Kushner.
