Tim Cook, Elton John, and King Charles showed up to Apple Music Hall to meet the young people participating in the newly launched Apple x King's Trust Creative Labs. Apple offers a lot of educational experiences for young technologists and developers around the world. One is thanks to a partnership with the King's Trust, which seeks to help empower young people to explore potential career pathways.
According to a post from The Royal Family and Apple Music on Instagram, the King, Tim Cook, and Elton John met with the young creatives at Battersea Power Station. After their meeting, they all attended a sound check performed by Skye Newman ahead of her live performance in Apple Music Hall. The Apple x King's Trust Creative Labs offer opportunities to learn from Apple's experts across various creative industries.
The King's Trust is celebrating its 50th year with support from Apple and Elton John. "At Apple, we believe education is a powerful force for equity and opportunity," said Alisha Johnson Wilder, Apple's senior director of Global Community Impact. The visit also highlighted Apple's work in the Battersea Power Station revitalizing the music venue inside. Additional reporting from The BBC shared that Prophet Guillory, Apple Music's head of artist services, tools, and community was there to welcome the group.
Source: AppleInsider · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing