Timothy Donald (Tim) Cook became the new CEO of the company after Steve Jobs left the Apple CEO position on August 24, 2011. The seat of Tim Cook, who has been working at Apple since then, seems to be in danger.
Apple shareholders meeting will take place on March 10
Apple’s annual shareholders meeting will be held on March 10. The US National Center for Law and Policy (NLPC) is preparing to propose at its shareholders’ meeting to remove Al Gore and CEO Tim Cook from the board.
According to a report by Fox Business, the National Center for Law and Policy (NLPC) has filed two waiver requests with the SEC for two of Apple’s board members, Tim Cook and Al Gore. Accordingly, the NLPC is urging shareholders to vote against the directorship of Al Gore and stand against Tim Cook’s re-election to the board of directors.
Paul Chesser, Director of NLPC’s Corporate Integrity Project, states that Al Gore is not qualified to serve on Apple’s board of directors. Al Gore, who is stated to be undeserving of this position, will be voted to leave Apple at the shareholders’ meeting.
On the other hand, while discussing the position of Apple CEO Tim Cook, the company’s effectiveness in China will also be questioned. The NLPC requests Apple to reveal its activities in China and its entire supply chain there.
As it is known, the USA has been accusing some Chinese companies of threatening the security of the state for a while. For this reason, Apple’s activities in China are approached with a question mark. This meeting, which is critical for both managers, will be held on March 10. The results of this meeting are very curious.
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