AAPL ChairmanPodcasts, interviews, talks and calls from Tim Cook.
Executive Chairman · Apple Inc.
CEO from 2011 to 2026, succeeding Steve Jobs, and executive chairman of the board since 1 September 2026, where he assists with policy engagement and the handover to John Ternus. Oversaw Apple becoming the first U.S. company to surpass $3 trillion in market value, and expanded it into services, wearables and in-house silicon.
7 recorded appearances
Speaking at the opening of Apple's Advanced Manufacturing Center in Houston, Cook defends the $600bn US investment programme and argues the plants create high-skill jobs rather than simply relocating assembly.
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In one of his last interviews as CEO before handing over to John Ternus on 1 September, Cook frames his own legacy in personal rather than financial terms.
Watch or read →Joint interview with his successor at the Ted Lasso season 4 premiere. Cook calls Ternus "the perfect person for this role" and says the employee and investor reaction to the handover has been smooth.
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Cook walks WSJ's Ben Cohen through Apple's normally sealed prototype archive for the 50th anniversary, and names the iPhone launch as his favourite Apple moment because the touch interface "worked like your mind worked".
Watch or read →Long-form profile interview by Ryan D'Agostino for Apple's 50th. Cook says Apple is "definitely still" Steve Jobs's company, and gives his most extended public defence yet of his engagement strategy with the Trump administration.
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Interview with Michael Strahan on the 50th anniversary, AI and privacy. Cook argues AI is neither good nor bad in itself, and stresses that Apple does as much processing as possible on-device so "even Apple doesn't have access to it".
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Extended sit-down with David Pogue ahead of Apple turning 50. Cook says the two things that are essential to Apple are its people and its culture, not its intellectual property.
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