Apple updated its leadership page to reflect recent changes in its executive team. Here are the changes.

Two Changes, Three Additions

Late last year, Apple announced that the company's Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, Lisa Jackson, would soon retire. As a result, the organization would be handed over to then-Senior Vice President and General Counsel Katherine Adams, whose retirement would take place in late 2026.

In the same announcement, Apple revealed that Jennifer Newstead, a former legal advisor at the U.S. Department of State and most recently serving as Meta's Chief Legal Officer, would become the company's General Counsel on March 1, 2026.

Today, Apple updated its leadership page to list Adams as Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and added Newstead as Senior Vice President and General Counsel.

Additionally, Apple changed Eddy Cue's title to Senior Vice President of Services and Health. This change is a result of Apple's decision to include health and fitness in its services division and is part of a broader leadership restructuring following the retirement of Jeff Williams as COO last year.

Apple also added Steve Lemay as Vice President of Human Interface Design and Molly Anderson as Vice President of Industrial Design.

Lemay was appointed to this role late last year when it was announced that Alan Dye would be leaving the Vice Presidency of Human Interface Design (which never made it to Apple's leadership page) to join Meta. Anderson had been leading the company's industrial design team since 2024.

Click this link to see Apple's updated leadership page.

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