Nancy R. Heinen
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Oct 9, 2026
Ron JohnsonGUEST
The next morning I came to work.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
I happened to walk in with Nancy Heinen, who is a general counsel, and she goes, hey, Ron, what's the Genius Bar? I said, why do you ask? Steve asked me to trademark it.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
So Steve went, you know, in one day from terrible idea, I'm not sure, to great idea, let's trademark it.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And that became the name of the bar.
39 MINS LATER
Ron JohnsonGUEST
He goes, I'm still not sure it's a great name for a bar.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
The next morning, I came to work.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
I happened to walk in with Nancy Heinen, who is a general counsel.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And she goes, hey, Ron, what's the Genius Bar? I said, why do you ask? Steve asked me to trademark it.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And Steve always believed if you thought through something hard enough, you'd come to the inevitable answer, and we'd all agree.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
And the next day I saw Nancy Heinen, our general counsel.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
She said, "What's a Genius Bar?" You know, "Steve wants me to trademark the name Genius Bar," and I told her, you know? So it really wasn't, it wasn't that hard, but he...
Ron JohnsonGUEST
Like everything with Steve, you know, he wanted to make sure you thought it through, and, uh, you know, we got it.
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Broadcom paid a $12 million penalty on April 22, 2008.
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KB Home chairman Bruce Karatz settled for $7.2 million on September 15, 2008, and Apple general counsel Nancy Heinen settled for $2.2 million on August 14, 2008.
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Take-Two Interactive paid a $3 million civil penalty on April 1, 2009.
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By January 2, 2008, the SEC had filed civil actions against seven companies and twenty-six former executives from fifteen firms, and the Department of Justice had charged at least ten defendants.