Uber Technologies, Inc.
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Leadership History
2 leaders · 2010 to present
Uber reported FY2025 revenue of $52.017 billion, net income attributable to Uber of $10.053 billion, and approximately 34,000 employees. Dara Khosrowshahi is CEO. The company operates Mobility, Delivery, Freight, advertising, subscriptions, and partner marketplace services.
Uber makes money from mobility service fees, delivery marketplace fees, freight brokerage, advertising, Uber One subscriptions, financial partnerships, and platform services. The company does not own most of the vehicles, restaurants, or freight assets on the platform; it monetizes demand routing, pricing, payments, matching, merchant access, and marketplace data.
CEO
2017 – Present
9 years (current)
Professionalized governance, took Uber public, pushed marketplace discipline, expanded delivery, and led Uber into sustained GAAP profitability.
CEO
2010 – 2017
7 years
Led Uber's aggressive global expansion, UberX launch, and founder-era growth before governance and culture issues forced a leadership reset.
Uber's main risks are driver classification, insurance costs, local regulation, competition from Lyft and DoorDash, autonomous disruption, freight cycles, and demand cyclicality.
Dara Khosrowshahi is CEO of Uber.
Uber's leadership agenda centers on marketplace liquidity, cross-platform engagement, advertising, subscriptions, delivery scale, autonomous-vehicle partnerships, and disciplined unit economics.
Leadership changes help explain shifts in capital allocation, product priorities, risk appetite, and competitive positioning.
Uber's leaders have shaped its expansion, operating model, and response to industry change.