Apple Boss ‘Transfixed’ by Portrait of the Queen During No 10 Visit

Lessons from No 10: When the world’s most powerful CEOs enter Downing Street

When Apple chief executive Tim Cook visited No 10, he stopped to admire David Bailey’s portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Jimmy McLoughlin, then Downing Street’s business director, gave him an impromptu tour and discovered along the way that Cook was also a fan of Netflix’s acclaimed royal drama The Crown. Working under Theresa May, McLoughlin’s role was to help ensure that some of the world’s most influential business leaders had a productive rela…

Apple boss ‘transfixed’ by portrait of the Queen during No 10 visit

Working under Theresa May, Jimmy McLoughlin accompanied some of the world’s most important CEOs as they entered Downing Street for the first time. In this clip from the latest episode of In The Room, Jimmy tells Helen MacNamara and Cleo Watson about one of his favourite memories from the job: The post Apple boss ‘transfixed’ by portrait of the Queen during No 10 visit | In The Room appeared first on Western Morning News.