
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company’s DEI program might see changes in the future.
On February 25, Apple held its annual shareholder meeting for 2025. Though multiple issues and proposals were discussed, a DEI-related proposal from shareholders belonging to a conservative think-tank, the so-called “National Center for Public Policy Research,” garnered the most attention.
They claimed that Apple’s current DEI program might pose “litigation, reputational, and financial risks” to the company. Apple understandably fought back and urged shareholders to vote against the proposal.