Almost a week after a news site revealed Apple Computer's nine-year GC, Nancy Heinen, had left the company, it remains unclear whether one of Silicon Valley's highest-ranking female attorneys was forced to leave or had resigned -- or even when her last day was. Although the company is notoriously tight-lipped about executive departures, the mystery with which Apple has shrouded the matter has raised some eyebrows. Heinen is one of three high-level executives to leave Apple since March.
May 12, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The departure of Nancy Heinen, Apple Computer Inc.’s general counsel, seems to be the latest top secret at a company that really likes its secrets.
Almost a week after news site AppleInsider first revealed the company’s nine-year GC had left the company, it remains unclear whether one of Silicon Valley’s highest-ranking female attorneys was forced to leave or whether she had resigned — or even when her last day was.
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