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Peloton Names Amazon Executive to CFO Post in Latest Reshuffle

(Bloomberg) -- Peloton Interactive Inc. named Amazon.com Inc. executive Liz Coddington as its chief financial officer, marking the latest shake-up at the fitness company as it pursues a turnaround. Most Read from BloombergAmazon’s Stock Split Delivers More Than Bargained ForApple Unveils Biggest MacBook Air Redesign in Over a DecadeElon Musk Says Twitter’s Lack of Info on Bots Breaches Merger DealStocks Rise as Higher Yields Keep Check on Rally: Markets WrapUS Probes Binance Over Token That Is N Read More...

(Bloomberg) — Peloton Interactive Inc. named Amazon.com Inc. executive Liz Coddington as its chief financial officer, marking the latest shake-up at the fitness company as it pursues a turnaround.

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Coddington, who previously was vice president of Amazon Web Services, will take the new job on June 13, the company said in a statement Monday. Current CFO Jill Woodworth, who joined Peloton in 2018, will remain a consultant during the transition.

Peloton overhauled its management ranks in February, bringing in new Chief Executive Officer Barry McCarthy, a veteran of Spotify Technology SA and Netflix Inc. The company — a highflier during pandemic lockdowns — is trying to revive a business that’s fallen into a slump. But investors have grown impatient with the turnaround efforts, and the shares have lost roughly two-thirds of their value this year.

Before Amazon, Coddington worked at Adara Media Inc. and Walmart Inc.’s e-commerce arm as well as McCarthy’s former company, Netflix.

“Having worked at some of the strongest and most recognizable technology brands, she not only brings the expertise needed to run our finance organization, but she has a critical understanding of what it takes to drive growth and operational excellence,” McCarthy said in the statement.

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