10 Uber executives
Uber's executive bench here runs from the company's CFO and Chief Business Officer to the CEOs of its UK and Netherlands payments entities, with nine of the ten in current Uber roles. Talk to them before pitching a partnership, a payments or compliance arrangement, or a deal that needs sign-off from a specific Uber business line such as Mobility, Retail or Freight.
Professionals to explore
Andrew Macdonald
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President, Mobility and Business Operations · Uber
Andrew Macdonald has held Senior Vice President, Mobility and Business Operations at Uber since May 2012, and their LinkedIn profile gives the title President and Chief Operating Officer. In that role Andrew leads the Mobility business, all transportation of people at Uber, plus several global cross-business-unit teams. Current board seats at Maple Leaf Foods Inc, Lime and Careem add an outside view of mobility and consumer companies.
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Balaji Krishnamurthy
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · Uber
Chief Financial Officer of Uber since February 2026, after VP, Strategic Finance & Investor Relations (2025-2026), VP, Strategic Finance - Mobility & Delivery (2024) and VP, Strategic Finance - Mobility (2023-2024). Balaji Krishnamurthy was Head of Investor Relations at Uber (2020-2023), so the record covers both how Uber funds its Mobility and Delivery lines and how it explains those choices to investors.
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Claire Magennis
LinkedInExperience: CEO - Uber Payments UK · Uber
Claire Magennis holds two current titles at Uber, CEO - Uber Payments UK and Chair of the Board Managing Director - Uber Payments UK, both from June 2023. Claire was also Chief Risk and Compliance Officer Managing Director - Uber Payments UK (2022-2024), after Director, Risk and Compliance roles at NatWest Ventures (2020-2022) and Mettle (2019-2020). The risk and compliance titles make Claire a fit for regulated UK payments questions.
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Heather Childs
LinkedInExperience: Chief Ethics, Compliance & Security Officer · Uber
Heather Childs became Chief Ethics, Compliance & Security Officer at Uber in February 2025. Other Uber roles are Chief Trust and Security Officer (2021-2025), leading a global team of more than 160 full-time professionals, Global Head of Payments Operations, Risk & Compliance (2020-2021) and Deputy Chief Compliance and Ethics Officer (2019-2020). Heather fits questions on how Uber reviews safety, security and compliance risk.
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Krystal Denley Bowen
LinkedInExperience: Chief Privacy Officer and VP, Privacy & Cybersecurity · Uber
Privacy has been the through line for Krystal Denley Bowen: Chief Privacy Officer and VP, Privacy & Cybersecurity at Uber since November 2025, Chief Privacy Officer and VP, Data Privacy & Security at Netflix (2024-2025), Chief Privacy Officer at Block (2022-2024) and Deputy General Counsel, Head of Privacy, Product & IP at Zynga (2020-2022). Krystal is the person for how a privacy review of a new product or vendor works.
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Madhu K.
LinkedInExperience: Chief Business Officer · Uber
As Chief Business Officer at Uber since June 2025, Madhu K. follows a stint as VP & Global Head of Corporate Development at Uber (2023-2025). The record also shows Executive Vice Chair, Global Corporate & Investment Banking at Bank of America (2022-2023) and board seats at Yandex.Taxi (2020-2021) and Moove (since 2024), a fit for questions on how Uber evaluates acquisitions and strategic deals.
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Neha Parikh
LinkedInExperience: President of Uber Retail · Uber
Neha Parikh has been President of Uber Retail since July 2025. The record also shows CEO of Waze (2021-2023) and President, Hotwire at Expedia (2017-2020), plus board roles at Carvana (since 2019) and the Kellogg Technology Council at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management (since 2024). That mix suits questions on consumer marketplaces and retail partnerships.
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Nitin Sharma
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President, Enterprise Finance Operations · Uber Freight
On the freight side, Nitin Sharma has been Senior Vice President, Enterprise Finance Operations at Uber Freight since March 2025 and a Director Board of Directors at Uber Freight since September 2025, after Vice President, Finance Operations and Transformation there (2023-2025). Nitin describes partnering with CFOs, CEOs and boards in $5B+ revenue environments, which suits questions on finance operations in logistics.
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Ryan Graves
LinkedInExperience: Former SVP Global Operations · Uber
Ryan Graves was SVP Global Operations at Uber (2011-2017) and sat on Uber's board as Member Board Of Directors (2010-2019), with a CEO GM role at Uber from February to December 2010. Ryan has been Founder & CEO of Saltwater since 2018 and a Board Member at charity: water since 2018, so this is a view of how Uber's operations were built rather than of current decisions.
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Sorin Hazu
LinkedInExperience: CEO and Chair of the Management Board Uber Payments BV · Uber
Since January 2025, Sorin Hazu has been CEO and Chair of the Management Board Uber Payments BV. Payments roles before that include Managing Director Verifone Payments BV, VP Acquiring at Verifone (2022-2024) and Board member & Director (Compliance & Risk) Verifone Payments BV (2021-2022), with Product Risk Management - Shell Fleet Solutions at Shell (2019-2020). Sorin fits questions on acquiring and running a regulated payments entity in Europe.
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Choose the right perspective
For deal economics or investor-facing questions, start with the CFO or the Chief Business Officer, whose record includes corporate development. Regulated payments questions belong with the two payments-entity CEOs, while trust, privacy and compliance reviews sit with the ethics and privacy chiefs. Ryan Graves is the one former executive, so treat that view as history from 2011 to 2017.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01When Uber's corporate development team looks at a partnership or acquisition, which numbers decide whether it reaches the Chief Business Officer?
- 02What does a vendor need to show to pass Uber's privacy, security and compliance review before a launch?
- 03How do Uber's regulated payments entities in the UK and the Netherlands decide whether to take on a new payments partner?
About this directory
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