Travis Kalanick wasn't the only CEO of Uber. Ryan Graves joined Uber in 2010 as the ride-hailing giant's first employee and served as the CEO, a position that Uber is now currently trying to fill, again.
On Thursday, Graves announced he's leaving his full-time position at the company. He will continue serving as the director of the company's board. Graves had been working as Uber's SVP of global operations.
Graves will spend the next month transitioning out of the role and leave my mid-September, according to an internal memo sent to employees. Read more...
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