In exchange Tim Cook for John Ternus personnel earthquake in Apple is clearly not ending. Another extremely important figure is slowly withdrawing from society Cookof the era. Former CFO Luca Maestri left his last major leadership position a few weeks ago and according to information Bloomberg is now gradually completing its work in Apple.
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Maestri steps down as CFO Apple already in early 2025, when he was replaced by Kevan Parekh. But he did not leave the company at that time. He moved to the position of Vice President of Corporate Services and continued to be responsible for, among other things, information systems and technology, information security, and real estate and development. Apple At the time, he presented the change as a planned handover of financial management. But now it seems that his time in Apple It is truly coming to an end.
To theancThe mail now only arrives once a week.
Maestri also left the Corporate Services leadership in recent weeks. These duties have been taken over by current CFO Kevan Parekh, whose position in the new era Apple under John Ternus, it is clearly continuing to strengthen. Maestri remains busy, thoughancem Apple, but according to available information he no longer has any regular work duties. His only known activity is to lead one lesson within the Apple University, the company's internal educational program. ToancThe doctor reportedly visits about once a week and is gradually preparing to leave completely. It is also interesting that, while previously he was directly Tim Cook, he no longer answers to the new CEO John Ternus.
Maestri was for many years one of the most important people in AppleHe joined the company in 2013 and served as CFO for a decade. Apple When announcing his departure from this position, he recalled that during his tenure the company more than doubled its sales and revenue from services increased more than fivefold. Moreover, his gradual departure fits into a much larger personnel turnover. Just a few days ago, he also significantly reduced his activities Phil Schiller and on September 1st, of course, he stepped down after fifteen years as CEO Tim Cook.
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V Apple so one of the biggest generational changes in recent years is currently taking place. And while Tim Cook has had a habit of keeping outgoing veterans at least in minor roles for a long time, early signs show that John Ternus may want to gradually build his own team around him.
