Apple announces that longtime marketing boss Phil Schiller will step down from his role and be replaced by one of his deputies, Greg Joswiak.
from his role and be replaced by one of his deputies, Greg Joswiak, who now has Schiller's former title of vice president of worldwide marketing.
Schiller will continue to work at Apple as an Apple Fellow, the company said, and will continue his role as the boss of Apple's App Store and company events. Schiller will also continue to report to Apple CEO Tim Cook. Schiller has worked at Apple since 1987. "I'll keep working here as long as they will have me, I bleed six colors, but I also want to make some time in the years ahead for my family, friends, and a few personal projects I care deeply about," Schiller said in a statement.
Schiller's departure from his formal role on Apple's leadership team comes following several other notable departures over the last couple years, including
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