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About Tim
Tim Cook joined Apple in 1998 to fix its supply chain, turning a company plagued by inventory problems into one of the leanest operators in tech.
He was named CEO in 2011, succeeding Steve Jobs, and has since led Apple through its transition into services, wearables, and the world's largest public company by market cap.
Under Cook, Apple crossed $3 trillion in market value and became known for privacy-first positioning and vertical integration across hardware, software, and silicon.