Tim Cook

American business executive

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2022 Awarded Honorary Master's degree in Innovation and International Management from University of Naples Federico II in Italy.
2022 Awarded Honorary Master's degree in Innovation and International Management from University of Naples Federico II in Italy.
2021 Second appearance on Time 100 list of most influential people.
2021 Second appearance on Time 100 list of most influential people.
August 2021 Cook received an approximate $750 million payout by selling more than five million shares in Apple, ten years after becoming CEO.
August 2021 Cook received an approximate $750 million payout by selling more than five million shares in Apple, ten years after becoming CEO.
October 2019 Cook was appointed chairman of the advisory board for Tsinghua University's economics school for a three-year term.
October 2019 Discussed his coming out, reflecting on the importance of visibility for LGBTQ youth and acknowledging the rights fighters who came before him.
October 2019 Discussed his coming out, reflecting on the importance of visibility for LGBTQ youth and acknowledging the rights fighters who came before him.
October 2019 Cook was appointed chairman of the advisory board for Tsinghua University's economics school for a three-year term.
March 2019 During a meeting with President Trump, Trump referred to Cook as 'Tim Apple', which Cook humorously acknowledged by changing his Twitter display name.
March 2019 During a meeting with President Trump, Trump referred to Cook as 'Tim Apple', which Cook humorously acknowledged by changing his Twitter display name.
2018 Received Courage Against Hate award from the Anti-Defamation League, recognizing his stance against discrimination.
2018 Delivered Duke University's commencement address.
2018 At a privacy conference in Brussels, Cook criticized tech firms' personal data collection practices as a form of surveillance.
2018 Received Courage Against Hate award from the Anti-Defamation League, recognizing his stance against discrimination.
2018 Delivered Duke University's commencement address.
2018 At a privacy conference in Brussels, Cook criticized tech firms' personal data collection practices as a form of surveillance.
2017 Awarded Honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Glasgow in Scotland.
2017 Awarded Honorary Doctor of Science degree from the University of Glasgow in Scotland.
December 2017 Cook was a speaker at the World Internet Conference in China.
December 2017 Cook was a speaker at the World Internet Conference in China.
September 2017 At Bloomberg's Global Business Forum, Cook defended the DACA immigration program and criticized the Trump administration's stance.
September 2017 At Bloomberg's Global Business Forum, Cook defended the DACA immigration program and criticized the Trump administration's stance.
2016 Cook raised funds for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, with Clinton's team considering him as a potential Vice Presidential candidate.
2016 Cook raised funds for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, with Clinton's team considering him as a potential Vice Presidential candidate.
June 2016 Cook hosted a private fundraiser with House Speaker Paul Ryan to help elect House Republicans.
June 2016 Cook hosted a private fundraiser with House Speaker Paul Ryan to help elect House Republicans.
May 2016 Cook traveled to China to meet with government officials after the Chinese government closed Apple's online iTunes Store and Apple Books store.
May 2016 Cook traveled to China to meet with government officials after the Chinese government closed Apple's online iTunes Store and Apple Books store.
March 2016 Cook disclosed a donation to the election campaign of Democratic representative Zoe Lofgren of California.
March 2016 Cook disclosed a donation to the election campaign of Democratic representative Zoe Lofgren of California.
2015 Inducted into the Alabama Academy of Honor, recognizing his contributions to his home state.
2015 Named Fortune's World's Greatest Leader, acknowledging his strategic and inspirational leadership.
2015 Received Ripple of Change Award, highlighting his social and technological influence.
2015 Received Human Rights Campaign's Visibility Award for LGBTQ+ advocacy and representation.
2015 Cook donated to Democratic senators Chuck Schumer and Patrick Leahy, and also hosted a fundraiser for Republican senator Rob Portman.
2015 Named to Duke University's board of trustees for a six-year term.
2015 Received Human Rights Campaign's Visibility Award for LGBTQ+ advocacy and representation.
2015 Named Fortune's World's Greatest Leader, acknowledging his strategic and inspirational leadership.
2015 Received Ripple of Change Award, highlighting his social and technological influence.
2015 Inducted into the Alabama Academy of Honor, recognizing his contributions to his home state.
2015 Named to Duke University's board of trustees for a six-year term.
2015 Cook donated to Democratic senators Chuck Schumer and Patrick Leahy, and also hosted a fundraiser for Republican senator Rob Portman.
September 2015 Clarified his coming out decision on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, explaining he wanted to do more for others.
September 2015 Clarified his coming out decision on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, explaining he wanted to do more for others.
March 2015 Publicly announced plans to donate his entire fortune to charity.
March 2015 Publicly announced plans to donate his entire fortune to charity.
2014 Tim Cook named Financial Times Person of the Year, recognizing his leadership and impact at Apple.
2014 Tim Cook named Financial Times Person of the Year, recognizing his leadership and impact at Apple.

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