Apple to Split Enterprise and Western Europe Roles as VP Exits [Report]

Apple's enterprise sales and western European market leadership are set for a significant change. Mark Rogers, the company's vice president overseeing both global enterprise sales and the western European market, plans to depart later this year, according to a Bloomberg report. Rogers, a 27-year Apple veteran and vice president since 2013, informed colleagues of his decision, though the company has not made a public announcement.Rogers currently manages Apple's sales to corporate entities globally and leads the company's business across key western European countries, including the UK, Germany, and France. He reports to Mike Fenger, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide sales, who in turn reports directly to CEO Tim Cook.Apple's sales organization has seen a series of leadership changes in recent years. Fenger assumed his current role after Doug Beck's departure in 2023, which prompted a broader reorganization. When Rogers steps down, his responsibilities will be divided: Juan Castellanos, currently vice president for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, will add western Europe to his remit, while Vivek Thakkar, vice president of U.S. carrier and enterprise sales, will take over global enterprise sales. Both will continue reporting to Fenger.Continue ReadingShare Article:Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, EmailFollow iClarified:Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Newsletter, App Store, YouTube

Apr 16, 2025 - 05:29

Apple to Split Enterprise and Western Europe Roles as VP Exits [Report]

Apple's enterprise sales and western European market leadership are set for a significant change. Mark Rogers, the company's vice president overseeing both global enterprise sales and the western European market, plans to depart later this year, according to a Bloomberg report. Rogers, a 27-year Apple veteran and vice president since 2013, informed colleagues of his decision, though the company has not made a public announcement.

Rogers currently manages Apple's sales to corporate entities globally and leads the company's business across key western European countries, including the UK, Germany, and France. He reports to Mike Fenger, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide sales, who in turn reports directly to CEO Tim Cook.

Apple's sales organization has seen a series of leadership changes in recent years. Fenger assumed his current role after Doug Beck's departure in 2023, which prompted a broader reorganization. When Rogers steps down, his responsibilities will be divided: Juan Castellanos, currently vice president for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, will add western Europe to his remit, while Vivek Thakkar, vice president of U.S. carrier and enterprise sales, will take over global enterprise sales. Both will continue reporting to Fenger.

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