Travis Cordell Kalanick has sold UBER and made no open-market buys since Nov 2019

Travis Cordell Kalanick is an American technology entrepreneur and corporate insider best known as the co‑founder and former chief executive officer of Uber Technologies, Inc.( Born in Los Angeles in 1976, he studied computer science at the University of California, Los Angeles before leaving to pursue startup opportunities in peer‑to‑peer networking and content delivery.( Kalanick co‑founded the file‑sharing company Scour, then co‑founded Red Swoosh, a peer‑to‑peer content delivery network that was sold to Akamai Technologies in 2007.(

In 2009, Kalanick joined Garrett Camp in co‑founding Uber, the ridesharing platform that rapidly expanded worldwide and reshaped urban transportation, serving as Uber’s CEO from 2010 until his resignation in 2017.( He remained on Uber’s board of directors until the end of 2019 and has since focused on new ventures, including leading Atoms, the parent company of ghost‑kitchen operator CloudKitchens.( Kalanick’s career highlights include scaling Uber from a small pilot in San Francisco to a global technology company and successfully exiting Red Swoosh through its acquisition by Akamai.(

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