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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Lyft Chief Operating Officer Rex Tibbens plans to step down from his post by year's end.
Tibbens will advise companies and spend time with his family in 2018.
"To lead the charge for Lyft’s next phase of growth, we’re underway with the search for our next COO," an internal Lyft email reads.
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