Uber’s CEO is quitting Trump’s advisory council, but Elon Musk is sticking around
Feb03
In a memo to employees, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick announced that he is leaving President Trump’s Strategic and Policy Forum, which comprises of business leaders who advise him on economic affairs. The news comes just over a month after Kalanick joined the economic advisory council last December, along with Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Other members include head honchos from General Motors, JPMorgan Chase & Company, and PepsiCo. According to The New York Times, Kalanick’s decision was driven by the unrest among employees who were concerned about his position on the council that supported President Trump, in the wake of the…
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