Donald Rosenberg

Donald J. Rosenberg is a lawyer who had briefly served as the Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Apple Inc. from November 2006 to September 2007.
==Education==
Rosenberg received a BS in mathematics from the . He received a from where he was an editor of the .Donald J. Rosenberg Joins Apple as General Counsel, Apple Inc. 2006-11-13.
==Career==
Rosenberg worked at IBM for 30 years, focusing on the protection of and rising to become its general counsel.
===Apple Inc.===
Rosenberg joined Apple in November 2006 to become its general counsel and secretary, succeeding Nancy Heinen who had left earlier in the year.Nancy Heinen to take the fall in Apple options scandal by Jason D. O'Grady, ZDNET. 2007-04-24. However, Rosenberg himself left Apple just 10 months later in September 2007 for , which was facing considerable legal challenges in Europe at the time.After 10 Months on Job, Apple’s Top Lawyer Is Leaving by the Associated Press, The New York Times. 2007-09-29. Rosenberg denied accusations of "lack of corporate governance" at Apple and stated that he was joining Qualcom because "it's a great opportunity at a great company."Apple's General Counsel Leaves for Qualcomm Job by Nick Wingfield, Don Clark and William M. Bulkeley, The Wall Street Journal. 2007-09-29. Daniel Cooperman succeeded Rosenberg as Apple's next general counsel.Daniel Cooperman to Join Apple as General Counsel, Apple Inc. 2007-09-28.
==References==
==External links==
*Donald J. Rosenberg at Apple (archived 2007-02-16]
*Donald J. Rosenberg at Bloomberg
*Donald J. Rosenberg at Crunchbase
*Donald J. Rosenberg at Qualcomm
Category:Former Apple employees
Category:Former IBM employees