Apple has updated its leadership page to reflect several recent changes across its executive team, showing new titles, role adjustments, and the addition of three senior leaders as part of the company’s ongoing management transition.
These updates follow leadership changes that Apple announced earlier, including shifts tied to upcoming retirements and internal restructuring that affects legal, services, design, and government affairs divisions.
According to Apple’s leadership page, the company confirmed two title changes and added three executives to the official leadership roster, while also reflecting internal transitions that Apple revealed late last year.
Key leadership changes at Apple
Apple adjusted several executive roles and formally added new leaders to its management lineup.
Updated roles
- Katherine Adams: Senior Vice President of Government Affairs
- Eddy Cue: Senior Vice President of Services and Health
New leadership additions
- Jennifer Newstead: Senior Vice President and General Counsel
- Steve Lemay: Vice President of Human Interface Design
- Molly Anderson: Vice President of Industrial Design
Apple made these updates after announcing that Lisa Jackson would retire, which led the company to shift parts of her environmental and policy organization to Katherine Adams, while Jennifer Newstead stepped in as Apple’s new General Counsel starting March 1, 2026.
At the same time, Apple folded its health and fitness initiatives into the services division under Eddy Cue, while Steve Lemay and Molly Anderson joined the leadership page to represent Apple’s design teams.
