> this is a deep breech of trust in a non-public company How so? Senior leaders at Uber seeking "advice on a variety of issues, mostly pertaining to diversity

> this is a deep breech of trust in a non-public company How so? Senior leaders at Uber seeking "advice on a variety of issues, mostly pertaining to diversity and inclusion" isn't a bad thing. Clarifying that Travis Kalanick, the CEO, wasn't one of those senior leaders, doesn't breach anyone's trust.