Tammy Albarrán, who helped change Uber's culture after a sex harassment and discrimination scandal, is taking on new, thorny challenges as Peloton's next legal chief.
September 12, 2022 at 04:35 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Uber chief deputy general counsel Tammy Albarrán is splitting with the ride-sharing company to take over as legal chief at fitness tech firm Peloton, which is grappling with slumping sales, federal investigations and litigation.
Albarrán, a self-described “avid Peloton member,” succeeds Peloton CLO and co-founder Hisao Kushi, effective Oct. 3. Kushi’s next move is to “do nothing,” he said.
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Tammy Albarrán, incoming chief legal officer at Peloton. Courtesy photo
