However the report also goes on to say that it won't be a huge disappointment if the now Chairman of Apple doesn't show up.
"Investors would like to see Steve Jobs to confirm that he is still involved, but we have dealt with the fact that he's not going to be involved," Capitol Advisors Growth Fund Manager Channing Smith Said. "We'd love to see an appearance but it's not critical."
Steve Jobs did appear on stage back in March, when the iPad 2 was announced. But now that Tim Cook is in charge as CEO, we would probably see him head the whole presentation. However having Jobs make an appearance would be greatly welcome by Apple fans and partners all around the world.