Welcome to 95 Mac Daily for Tuesday, March 10th, 2026. I'm your host, Chance Miller. We are sponsored today by Ben Q.

Leading off today, Apple has updated its leadership page to reflect several recent changes to its executive team.

Towards the end of last year, Apple announced that Lisa Jackson,

its vice president of environment, policy, and social initiatives would soon retire. As a result,

her organization would transition to then senior vice president and general counsel,

Catherine Adams, ahead of her own retirement towards the end of 2026.

At the same time, Apple also said that Jennifer Newstead, an ex-legal advisor to the Department of State in the U.S.,

and most recently META's chief legal officer, would become General Counsel on March 1st.

Apple has updated its leadership page now to list Adams as the

Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and added Newstead as the Senior Vice President and General

Council. Apple has also refreshed the bio of Eddie Q, changing his title from Senior Vice President

of Services to Senior Vice President of Services and Health.

This change is a result of Apple's decision to fold its Health and Fitness division into services

as part of a broader leadership shakeup after Jeff Williams retired as COO last year.

And finally, Apple has added Steve LeMay to the leadership page as vice president

of human interface design and Molly Anderson as vice president of industrial design. LaMay was

appointed to the role late last year when Apple announced that Alan Dye, who never made it to Apple's

leadership page, was leaving

his job as vice president of Human Interface Design to join META.

Molly Anderson, meanwhile, had already been leading Apple's industrial design team since 2024.

So it seems Apple has made a calculated decision to once again add its design leadership to the leadership page.

Next up today, a year ago, Apple unveiled the M4 Max and M3 Ultra Mac Studio desktop computers.

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