Apple's vice president of marketing, Nick Law, may have recently left the company for two years at Apple

Webmaster's House (ChinaZ.com) December 22 News: According to Adage, Nick Law, an executive who serves as Apple's vice president of marketing communications integration, may leave in the near future, and he has been with Apple for two years.

The executive has played a key role in Apple's broader marketing strategy across TV, retail, media and digital advertising. Ad Age notes that he pays special attention to social and digital strategies.

Nick Law joined Apple in June 2019 from advertising giant Publicis as chief creative officer. At the time, Nick Law called the opportunity to work at Apple "a once in a lifetime." At Apple, Nick Law served as vice president of marketing integration, where he reported to Tor Myhren, Apple's vice president of operational marketing communications. He focuses on leading Apple's digital efforts.

Nick Law is likely to have played a role in the development or maintenance of Apple's advertising and marketing strategy, which included the "Shot on iPhone" campaign, as well as its experiential "Today at Apple" retail campaign, which won the Grand Prix at the 2018 Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity.

When Nick Law joined, Apple's global marketing was led by Phil Schiller. Since then, Schiller has stepped down and is now the company's Apple Fellow. Greg Joswiak filled schiller's role as Senior Vice President of Global Marketing.