The making of Tim Cook: How Apple’s departing CEO went from ‘the genius behind Steve Jobs’ to a star in his own right
Fortune’s reporting from 2008 to 2017 traces Cook’s rise from operations chief to an Apple CEO.
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# Tim Cook's Leadership Legacy at Apple Tim Cook's decade-long transition from Apple's operations chief (2008) to CEO (2011) transformed him from an invisible infrastructure manager into a visible industry leader who guided Apple through sustained profitability and product expansion. During his tenure, Cook maintained Apple's market dominance and shareholder value despite skepticism about his ability to replace Jobs, establishing himself as an essential figure in the company's continued financial success.
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