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O’Rourke promoted to chief people officer at CoreWeave

She not only will oversee company's human resources department, but also serve its executive leadership team.

Michelle O'Rourke
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CoreWeave

Roseland-based CoreWeave, one of the most impactful AI companies in the country, announced Friday that Michelle O’Rourke has been named its new chief people officer, effective immediately.

O’Rourke currently serves as CoreWeave’s senior director of human resources. In this new role, she will assume full leadership of the company’s human resource function, overseeing talent acquisition, employee development and retention, and culture.

O’Rourke is a CoreWeave veteran with more than two decades of human resources experience.

Since joining the company in 2021, company officials say she has quickly assumed pivotal responsibilities bolstering the company’s culture and talent strategy. Given her extensive knowledge of the company’s values and vision, they feel she is uniquely positioned to ensure CoreWeave continues to be an employer of choice – maintaining its entrepreneurial, mission-driven and high performing work environment.

“Michelle has been integral to not only building the culture at CoreWeave that sets us apart, but successfully scaling that culture through a period of significant growth,” CEO Michael Intrator said.

“Michelle recognizes the long-term value of people as a critical driver of business success. As CoreWeave continues its path, she will be essential to maintaining our vibrant and inclusive culture that promotes learning, growth, and innovation. We’re thrilled to welcome Michelle to the executive leadership team.”

Under Michelle’s leadership, CoreWeave has grown to more than 800 team members worldwide today.

“After three incredible and transformative years at CoreWeave, I am thrilled to join this exceptional executive leadership team,” she said. “At the center of CoreWeave’s success is its people. We work alongside some of the best in the industry and it is critical to build a workplace that allows this exceptional talent to flourish.

“As we accelerate our planned global expansion and continue to scale, my focus will be on nourishing CoreWeave’s culture and talent strategy in a way that keeps pace with our growth and positions our employees for success.”

BOX: About CoreWeave
CoreWeave, which dubs itself the AI Hyperscaler, delivers a cloud platform of cutting-edge software powering the next wave of AI. The company’s technology provides enterprises and leading AI labs with cloud solutions for accelerated computing.
www.coreweave.com

 

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