Before I ever met with Tim, I had a conversation with the Burberry Chairman, and I didn't tell him anything important public company, but I simply said, you need to know, I need to think a lot this summer.

And it was so interesting because he just looked at me and he goes, don't tell me, it's Apple.

From ABC, it's no limits. I'm Rebecca Jarvis, and each week we're talking to the most bold and influential women playing at the top of their game,

trying to demystify success and what it really takes to get there and all the tradeoffs.

Whether you're looking for answers or you just want to hear a good story, you're in the right

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On today's episode, she's one of the highest-ranking females inside of Apple.

So what made Angela Arendt's, self-proclaimed non-techie, leave her dream job as CEO of

Burberry to run Apple's retail strategy.

And what exactly does the store of the future look like?

You're about to find out.

Angela Arendt's welcome to No Limits.

Thank you.

I'm thrilled to be with you.

We're here in Chicago on location at the brand new Apple store. You just took me on a tour of the

whole spot. Really, really impressive. You have a really impressive career yourself, the senior

vice president of retail for Apple. You joined Apple in 2014, former CEO of Burberry, where you

led a major turnaround of the company and really revolutionized

their business model and helped them get situated for the current era where so many things

are happening online and digital. But you grew up not that far from here. About a three and a half

hour drive. A three and a half hour drive from here in Chicago

in New Palestine, Indiana. One of six kids, what was that like as a kid? Did you, did you want to

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