President Trump announced the Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups Yesterday with Apple Leading the Tech Sector
Yesterday President Trump announced many of the esteemed executives, economists, scholars, and industry leaders who together will form various Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups.
These bipartisan groups of American leaders will work together with the White House to chart the path forward toward a future of unparalleled American prosperity. The health and wealth of America is the primary goal, and these groups will produce a more independent, self-sufficient, and resilient Nation.
Leading the Technology Sector list, which isn't set alphabetically, is Apple and its CEO Tim Cook as noted in the full list of tech companies below.
Technology Sector
Apple – Tim Cook
Google (Alphabet Inc) – Sundar Pichai
Oracle – Larry Ellison
Oracle – Safra Catz
Salesforce – Marc Benioff
SAP – Jen Morgan
Microsoft – Satya Nadella
Facebook – Mark Zuckerberg
IBM – Arvind Krishna
Intel – Bob Swan
Qualcomm – Steven Mollenkopf
Cisco – Chuck Robbins
Advanced Micro Devices – Lisa Su
Broadcom – Hock Tan
Micron – Sanjay Mehrotra
Sports Sector
NBA – Adam Silver
MLB – Rob Manfred
NFL – Roger Goodell
UFC – Dana White
PGA – Jay Monahan
LPGA – Mike Whan
USTA – Patrick Galbraith
MLS – Don Garber
WWE – Vince McMahon
NASCAR – Lesa Kennedy
NHL – Gary Bettman
New England Patriots – Bob Kraft
Dallas Cowboys – Jerry Jones
Dallas Mavericks – Mark Cuban
WNBA – Cathy Engelbert
NWSL – Lisa Baird
The listed bipartisan groups of American leaders includes the following sectors: Manufacturing; Real Estate; Retail; Telecommunications; Healthcare; Transportation; Agriculture; Banking; Financial Services; Construction/Labor/Workforce; Defense; Energy; Food & Beverage; Hospitality and Think Tank Groups. To review the full list of companies per sector click here.
The YouTube video below is set to begin at the 36:34 mark when President Trump began to announce the leading tech companies and their respective CEO's that will be participating in the bipartisan group of American leaders. The list starts with Apple and CEO Tim Cook.
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