Nick Law leaves Apple after 2 year stint
Nick Law, Apple’s Vice President of marketing communications integration, is departing the tech giant a little over two years after joining it. Though the reason for his leaving is not clear yet, Law’s departure from the Cupertino tech giant was first reported by Ad Age.
Law first joined Apple in June 2019 from advertising juggernaut Publicis Groupe, where he served as chief creative officer. At the time, Law called the chance to work at Apple a “once in a lifetime opportunity.”
At Apple, Law served as vice president of Marcom integration. He reported to Apple vice president ope marketing communications Tor Myhren. He focused on leading Apple’s digital efforts and played a key role in Apple’s broader marketing strategy across TV, retail, media, and digital advertising. He was particularly involved in social and digital strategy.
He was instrumental in the development and maintenance of Apple’s advertising and marketing strategy, which includes the “Shot on iPhone” campaigns, as well as its experiential “Today at Apple” retail campaign, which earned a Grand Prix at the Cannes Lion in 2018.
At the time of Law’s joining, Apple’s global marketing was headed up by Phil Schiller. Since then, Schiller has stepped down and is now the company’s Apple Fellow. Greg Joswiak filled Schiller’s role as SVP of Worldwide Marketing.
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