Millard Drexler
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Millard S. Drexler is a businessman, formerly CEO of Gap Inc, he joined the board of directors of Gap in November 1983 and left his position in October 2002. Since January 2003, Drexler has been Chairman and CEO of J. Crew Group, Inc. He has been a director at Apple Computer since 1999. He received his MBA from the Boston University Graduate School of Management.
In the mid-1970s, he was a Merchandising Vice President and Fashion Director at Abraham & Straus in Brooklyn, NY, then a new addition to Federated.
Corporate Directors: Bill Campbell • Millard Drexler • Al Gore • Steve Jobs • Arthur D. Levinson • Eric E. Schmidt • Jerry York
Computer Hardware Products (List): Macintosh • iMac • Mac mini • MacBook • MacBook Pro • Mac Pro • Xserve • Xserve RAID
Software Products (List): Aperture • Final Cut Studio • iLife • iWork • Logic Pro • Mac OS X • Mac OS X Server • QuickTime
Consumer Electronics and Accessories: AirPort • Apple Cinema Display • Apple TV • iPhone • iPod • iPod Hi-Fi
Stores and Services: AppleCare • Apple Store • iTunes Store • .Mac
See also: History of Apple Inc. • List of discontinued products
Annual Revenue: US$19.32 billion (
39% FY 2006) • Employees: 17,787 full-time; 2,399 temporary • Stock Symbol: NASDAQ: AAPL LSE: ACP • Website: www.apple.com
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