Michal Rosenn said she feels fortunate to have built "a world-class legal team that is deftly navigating the challenges and opportunities of today's tech environment."
January 25, 2023 at 04:00 PM
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The first-ever general counsel of Noom, the fast-growing weight-loss company with ubiquitous TV advertising, has left the company after nearly three years.
“Because we all need to step back and take a breath from time to time, I’ll be taking a few months to recharge while continuing to formally act as an advisor to Noom’s board and management,” Michal Rosenn said on LinkedIn on Tuesday.
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Michal Rosenn, former GC of Noom. Courtesy photo
