Angela Ahrendts officially taken the reins and starts role as Apple’s new Senior VP of Retail and Online Stores

 

 

Angela Ahrendts has officially taken the reins of Apple’s new Senior Vice President of Retail and Online Stores. Ahrendts’s last day as the CEO of Burberry was yesterday, and Apple’s website has been updated to reflect Ahrendts beginning her work at Apple today. Her biography, which can be found on Apple’s executive leadership website, explains her role at Apple.

Last week, Tim Cook announced that Ahrendts would “join the Apple team” this week, but the Apple CEO did not specify an exact start date. We understand that Ahrendts is already planning a presentation to retail staff regarding her plans for Apple retail.

Apple announced Ahrendts appointment last fall, and Tim Cook told Apple employees via an internal memo that Ahrendts is the “best person in the world for this role.” Her role is unique in that this is the first time that Apple will have a Senior Vice President covering both retail and online stores.

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A scene from the upcoming jOBS movie starring Ashton Kutcher

jOBS will be the first biopic dedicated to Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple. We already knew that the film would come out in April in the United States, but the exact date was not known. Today, we learn that the film will be released in U.S. theaters on April 19.

Why April 19? Simply because it is the anniversary of Apple. The film will be released for the 37 th anniversary of the company and tell the first years of Jobs, including the years he tinkered in his garage with Steve Wozniak.

Jobs is directed by Joshua Michael Stern and Aschton Kutcher plays the role of Steve Jobs. Although so in April, the film will be presented today to the end of the Sundance Film Festival.

In Bonus, here is the first look of jOBS the movie :

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