The 80-year-old executive is now trying to solve the problems of America’s health-care system — and inspiring students to help change the world As a marketing manager, John Sculley developed the so-called Pepsi Challenge, which enabled the company to gain market share from Coca-Cola. In the 1980s, Sculley ran Apple — and had a famous …
Apple will continue to focus on its health technology products and services to increase future profits, the tech giant’s former CEO John Sculley told CNBC. The Apple Watch along with the company’s other products, such as AirPods, will continue to advance as biometric sensors and algorithms get “better and smarter,” Mr. Sculley, said, according to the …
via: forbes.com It’s been more than 25 years since former Pepsi CEO John Sculley was forced out of his leadership role at Apple in October 1993 — ending one of the most scrutinized business relationships in American history. The 79-year-old former CEO of what briefly became America’s first trillion-dollar company has been keeping busy. “I’m 79, but …
Former Apple CEO John Sculley speaks to “Squawk Alley” as Apple shares struggle on weak iPhone performance. Watch Video Here
John Sculley, RX Advance chairman and former CEO of Apple, joins ‘Squawk Alley’ to discuss how the healthcare industry is going to change following the midterm elections. There will be increased awareness of how much innovation in health care industry, says John Sculley from CNBC. Via cnbc.com
John Sculley is the former CEO of Apple, serving from the mid 1980s to the early 1990s. Sculley spoke to Cheddar about Apple and how the tech giant’s stores compare to that of fashion brand Dior. Recently, Sculley co-founded Zeta Global and currently serves as the CMO of RXAdvance. Watch Video Interview
As one of the founders of Apple, now the world’s first trillion-dollar company, Steve Jobs was the quintessential entrepreneur. He proved that having a passion for solving problems, working tirelessly, and paying attention to what people want are some of the main ingredients for success. Even when he started, Jobs was open to the idea that …
In the 1980s, Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc., brought on board a new CEO, , a successful business leader from New York who moved to Silicon Valley to help the company spread the word about the new Macintosh. Read Full Article
Former Pepsi president and Apple CEO John Sculley says you have to stay insatiably curiosity throughout your entire career. John Sculley: “I kept observing — when I was working in bottling plants, resetting shelves in supermarkets, out on the trade, talking to other Pepsi bottlers, observing, thinking, asking questions, you know. Why is it done this …