It’s not a surprise, but Apple’s highest executives are all within an arms reach of retirement. Expect to see fresh faces rising to fill most of those roles by 2030.
There has been a lot of talk about Apple CEO Tim Cook’s succession plans, but that overshadows Apple’s other problem. Its entire executive page is circling the retirement age, which could signal significant changes soon.
While most of us might think of retirement being at about 64 years old, the ultra-wealthy tend to take a different approach. They’ll either stay in their seat of power until their faculties fail them and the board demands their removal, or they’ll retire at the ripe young age of 60 or so to “spend time with their family.”
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