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Travis Kalanick cuts all ties with Uber; leaves board, sells all shares

Kalanick, 43, has sold all of his remaining shares in the ride-hailing giant and plans to focus on his new business and philanthropic endeavours

Travis Kalanick, known for his tight grip on the company he co-founded, sits on the board's search committee
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Travis Kalanick, known for his tight grip on the company he co-founded, sits on the board's search committee

Bloomberg San Francisco
Uber Technologies’ former chief executive officer (CEO) Travis Kalanick is stepping down from the board, severing his last ties to the company he co-founded a decade ago and helped become one of the world’s most valuable, and controversial, start-ups.

Kalanick, 43, has sold all of his remaining shares in the ride-hailing giant and plans to focus on his new business and philanthropic endeavours.

Along with co-founder Garrett Camp, Kalanick started Uber in 2009, building the company up from an experimental black car service in San Francisco to a global transportation and logistics company, offering food delivery, freight shipping, helicopter rides

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