Overview
- Apple removed Lisa Jackson from its leadership page as she retires this month.
- She served as vice president for Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives since 2013, reporting to CEO Tim Cook.
- The Environment and Social Initiatives teams now report to operations chief Sabih Khan, and Government Affairs oversight moves to Apple’s general counsel.
- Jackson led renewable energy and efficiency programs and oversaw the Racial Equity and Justice Initiative as Apple pursues 2030 carbon neutrality.
- Cook credited her with helping cut Apple’s greenhouse emissions by more than 60% versus 2015, and she previously led the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.