Apple Inc. has announced that Kevan Parekh, an engineer of Indian origin, will become the company라이브 바카라 new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This change follows Luca Maestri라이브 바카라 transition to the Corporate Services teams, marking the second major leadership shift at Apple in just one week.
Starting January 1, 2025, Kevan Parekh will officially assume the role of CFO and join Apple라이브 바카라 executive team. Parekh is currently Apple라이브 바카라 Vice President of Financial Planning and Analysis, a position where he oversees critical areas such as Financial Planning and Analysis, General and Administrative Finance, Investor Relations, and Market Research. Parekh has been with Apple for 11 years, during which he has played a key role in the company라이브 바카라 financial strategy and operations.
Parekh라이브 바카라 journey to becoming CFO is backed by a solid educational foundation. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the University of Chicago. Before joining Apple, Parekh worked at Thomson Reuters and General Motors. At Thomson Reuters, he held senior roles including Vice President of Finance and Corporate Treasurer. At General Motors, he served as Director of Business Development in New York and Regional Treasurer in Zurich, Europe.
Tim Cook, Apple라이브 바카라 CEO, expressed confidence in Parekh라이브 바카라 new role: “For more than a decade, Kevan has been an indispensable member of Apple라이브 바카라 finance leadership team, and he understands the company inside and out. His sharp intellect, wise judgment, and financial brilliance make him the perfect choice to be Apple라이브 바카라 next CFO,” Cook stated.
Luca Maestri, who will continue with Apple in a new capacity, also endorsed Parekh라이브 바카라 appointment: “I’m looking forward to the next stage of my time at Apple, and I have enormous confidence in Kevan as he prepares to take the reins as CFO. He is truly exceptional, has a deep love for Apple and its mission, and he embodies the leadership, judgment, and values that are so important to this role,” Maestri said.
