Here's a quick recap for our listeners about what we discussed today on the podcast. We talked about Tim Cook, who is the current CEO of Apple. He took over the role after Steve Jobs resigned in 2011. Cook is known for his calm and steady leadership style, which contrasts with Jobs' more fiery personality. He is also a strong advocate for social responsibility and has implemented many initiatives to improve Apple’s environmental and social impact.

We explored Cook's early career, including his time at IBM, where he learned valuable lessons about operations and supply chain management. We also discussed his decision to outsource Apple’s manufacturing to China, which has helped the company to become the most profitable company in the world.

Cook is also known for his commitment to privacy, and he's been a vocal critic of companies like Facebook that collect and sell user data. Under his leadership, Apple has introduced a number of features to protect user privacy, including encryption and Activation Lock.

We talked about the FBI–Apple encryption dispute which was a major test of Cook’s leadership. We also covered Cook’s commitment to diversity and inclusion and some of the programmes he has implemented to make Apple a more inclusive company.

Finally, we discussed the future of Apple under Cook's leadership. Will the company be able to continue its incredible success? What are the biggest challenges it faces? It will certainly be interesting to see what the future holds for Apple!