Bio/Wiki
Full Name | Sir Jonathan Paul Ive |
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Known for | Being the former Chief Design Officer at Apple Inc., and Co-designer of the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and iOS 7 to iOS 13 |
Physical Stats & More
Height | 6' 1" (185 cm) |
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Eye Color | Light Brown |
Hair Color | Salt & Pepper (semi-bald) |
Educational Qualification(s)
School | Walton High School, Stafford, UK |
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College/University | Newcastle Polytechnic, Tyne, England |
Degree | Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Design (1989) |
Personal Life
Food Habit | Non-vegetarian |
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Relationships & More
Marital Status | Married |
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Marriage Date | Year, 1987 |
Family
Father | Michael Ive (silversmith, lecturer at Middlesex Polytechnic College) |
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Mother | Pamela Mary Ive (psychotherapist) |
Siblings | Sister - Alison |
Spouse | Heather Pegg Ive (writer, historian) |
Children | Sons - 2 (twins): Charlie, Harry |
Career
Major Designation | Chancellor of the Royal College of Art since 1 July 2017 |
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Awards and Achievements |
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Notable Projects |
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Business Ventures |
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Favourites
Car Brands |
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Tailor | British designer Thomas Mahon |
Style Quotient
Car Collection |
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Signature Style |
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Social Media
https://x.com/jonyiveparody |
Some Lesser Known Facts
Diagnosed with dyslexia in secondary school. | |
Had a keen interest in cars and design from childhood. | |
Initially searched for car design courses but found them unsuitable due to distractions. | |
Some of his college designs were exhibited at the Design Museum in London. | |
He won RSA Student Design Awards in 1988 and 1989, funding a trip to the US where he met influential designers. | |
Worked at Roberts Weaver Group, then joined Tangerine before transitioning to Apple. | |
Was the first public caller with Steve Jobs using the iPhone. | |
Reportedly received $30 million in salary and a $25 million stock bonus in 2011. | |
Has inspired various fashion trends and grooming styles with his distinctive look. | |
Influenced by Bauhaus design principles and frequently invited to car shows. |