Peloton Interactive, Inc. CEO and leadership

Tom Cortese is a Peloton co-founder and currently the Chief Operating Officer & Head of Product Development. He was recruited by CEO John Foley to help him start the company back in 2012, and since has expanded his role to include overseeing product development to help push Peloton into new areas of fitness.

Hisao Kushi is the Co-founder & Chief Legal Officer at Peloton. Kushi's primary role has been overseeing and consulting on legal matters, and as a cofounder and close confidant of Foley, he has been an instrumental force in decision making across all categories of the company since its conception.

According to Foley, Kushi was the first call the executive made when he came up with idea for an at-home interactive stationary bicycle, and he has continued to play a key role in the company's evolution over the years.

Yony Feng is the Co-founder and CTO at Peloton. As one of the five cofounders of Peloton, Feng was integral to designing the stationary bike's digital software that ultimately accelerated it to the premium fitness product it is today.

Feng is currently in charge of ensuring streaming is operating seamlessly and glitch-free, an increasingly important task as Peloton's membership base rapidly expands across the globe.

The former software engineer first began at Cisco, before working in positions at major tech companies like Skype and TicketFly. This background has proved vital to overseeing Peloton's streaming capabilities and acting quickly when issues arise.

A seasoned Office Manager and Executive Assistant, Portia Pascal has over ten years of experience with supporting multiple C-Level executives in the financial and tech sector. Prior to joining Peloton,

Ms. Pascal was an EA at a Private Equity firm and an Asset Management firm, focusing on corporate recruiting and digital branding. In addition to her administrative background, Ms. Pascal is experienced in project management, overseeing large-scale events and international meeting planning. She is a strong administrative professional, who excels as a diversity and inclusion advocate with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) focused in Anthropology from the University of Vermont.

Kevin Cornils is the Managing Director, International at Peloton.

Cornils is the former chief executive at Glasses Direct and a Harvard Business School classmate of Foley's. He was hand-picked by the CEO in 2018 to help bring Peloton to new parts of the world. Cornils is tasked with leading the international roll out of Peloton - which in addition to the US, has markets in Canada, the UK, and Germany.

In addition to launching new supply chains abroad, Cornils is tasked with integrating foreign languages into classes and membership programs in an attempt to gain new members.

Tom Cortese is a Peloton co-founder and currently the Chief Operating Officer & Head of Product Development. He was recruited by CEO John Foley to help him start the company back in 2012, and since has expanded his role to include overseeing product development to help push Peloton into new areas of fitness.

Hisao Kushi is the Co-founder & Chief Legal Officer at Peloton. Kushi's primary role has been overseeing and consulting on legal matters, and as a cofounder and close confidant of Foley, he has been an instrumental force in decision making across all categories of the company since its conception.

According to Foley, Kushi was the first call the executive made when he came up with idea for an at-home interactive stationary bicycle, and he has continued to play a key role in the company's evolution over the years.

Yony Feng is the Co-founder and CTO at Peloton. As one of the five cofounders of Peloton, Feng was integral to designing the stationary bike's digital software that ultimately accelerated it to the premium fitness product it is today.

Feng is currently in charge of ensuring streaming is operating seamlessly and glitch-free, an increasingly important task as Peloton's membership base rapidly expands across the globe.

The former software engineer first began at Cisco, before working in positions at major tech companies like Skype and TicketFly. This background has proved vital to overseeing Peloton's streaming capabilities and acting quickly when issues arise.

A seasoned Office Manager and Executive Assistant, Portia Pascal has over ten years of experience with supporting multiple C-Level executives in the financial and tech sector. Prior to joining Peloton,

Ms. Pascal was an EA at a Private Equity firm and an Asset Management firm, focusing on corporate recruiting and digital branding. In addition to her administrative background, Ms. Pascal is experienced in project management, overseeing large-scale events and international meeting planning. She is a strong administrative professional, who excels as a diversity and inclusion advocate with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) focused in Anthropology from the University of Vermont.

Kevin Cornils is the Managing Director, International at Peloton.

Cornils is the former chief executive at Glasses Direct and a Harvard Business School classmate of Foley's. He was hand-picked by the CEO in 2018 to help bring Peloton to new parts of the world. Cornils is tasked with leading the international roll out of Peloton - which in addition to the US, has markets in Canada, the UK, and Germany.

In addition to launching new supply chains abroad, Cornils is tasked with integrating foreign languages into classes and membership programs in an attempt to gain new members.