Apple
Senior Leader, Worldwide Enterprise Strategy - Financial Services
$229K–$344K
New York City Metro Area, New York +1 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Aug 10, 2026
- Location
- New York City Metro Area, New York
San Francisco Bay Area, California - Experience
- 15+ years in enterprise strategy, business development, digital transformation, or sales leadership, with significant Financial Services experience.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree.
About the job
Leads Apple’s worldwide strategy and customer engagement for the Financial Services industry, turning enterprise needs into adoption strategies, partnerships, and scalable market playbooks.
What you'll do
- Set industry strategy and define Apple’s value narrative, use cases, and success metrics for Financial Services.
- Lead engagement with the top 50 global Financial Services companies and build relationships with senior executives and industry partners.
- Translate customer insights into reference architectures and partner-led playbooks, while influencing Apple’s product, engineering, platform, and worldwide teams.
What they ask for
- 15+ years in enterprise strategy, business development, digital transformation, or sales leadership, with significant Financial Services experience.
- Deep understanding of Financial Services and an established executive network built through direct experience with large banks.
- Demonstrated success with go-to-market strategies spanning direct enterprise engagement and indirect channel or partner ecosystems.
- Bachelor's degree.
Nice to have
- Experience leading digital transformation or enterprise technology modernization in large-scale Financial Services organizations.
- Familiarity with enterprise AI deployment models and their data residency and regulatory implications.
Pay
USD $229,000 to $344,100 base salary
Tools
iPhone, iPad, Mac
AI focus
Preferred familiarity with enterprise AI deployment models and implications for data residency and regulatory exposure; emerging fintech shifts include agentic AI.
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