Jung-Hyu McCann said she is excited to join a company with a mission of helping employers embrace "more inclusive and fairer hiring practices."
December 30, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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Greenhouse, a decade-old hiring-software company that has raised more than $110 million in funding, has hired former Apple and Broadcom attorney Jung-Hyu McCann as its first chief legal officer.
McCann started her legal career at Shearman & Sterling. She then moved in-house, becoming a senior manager at Apple, an associate general counsel at Broadcom and then, for the last three years, chief legal officer of Druva, a data-protection company valued at $2 billion in its latest funding round.
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Jung-Kyu McCann, chief legal officer of Greenhouse. (Courtesy photo)
