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With the late Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, Apple Inc.'s co-founders, dominating the tech world for decades, it’s easy to overlook the vital role played by a lesser-known figure: Mike Markkula.
Apple's lasting impact stems from a 1977 philosophy. Mike Markkula's memo highlighted Empathy, Focus, and Impute. These ...
In 1977, Mike Markkula gave two unknown, shaggy-haired computer programmers, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, $250,000 to help turn their young partnership into a new company. He become the third ...
Apple co-founder Mike Markkula has sold his 14,000-acre ranch — the largest landholding in Carmel Valley, California — for $35 million to an environmental group that plans to turn the property into a ...
Mike Markkula, the third Apple employee and company co-founder, is selling Rana Creek Ranch for $35 million to The Wildlands Conservancy. Rana Creek Ranch is a 14,100-acre property in Monterey ...
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Apple’s 1977 marketing philosophy resurfaces: Why it remains a blueprint for success 50 years later? - MSNMike Markkula's 1977 Apple Marketing Philosophy is still guiding Apple's success. The principles of Empathy, Focus, and Impute help Apple stay ahead. These principles involve understanding ...
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5 Apple CEOs You Didn't Know Existed - MSNSteve Jobs may be the most well known CEO of Apple, but there were many that came before. In this video I cover 5 Apple CEOs that preceded Steve Jobs: Michael Scott, Mike Markkula, John Sculley ...
Apple co-founder Mike Markkula has sold his 14,000-acre ranch — the largest landholding in Carmel Valley, California — for $35 million to an environmental group that plans to turn the property ...
Rana Creek Ranch, a 14,100-acre property in Carmel Valley, is being sold by Apple co-founder Mike Markkula to The Wildlands Conservancy, an environmental land trust, for $35 million in a deal that ...
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