Good morning, Broadsheet readers! An appeals court ruled Texas can ban life-saving abortions, Cherelle Parker was sworn in as Philadelphia’s first female mayor, and Bumble's Whitney Wolfe Herd shares her best business advice as she transitions from CEO to chair. Have a great Thursday!
- Building like Bumble. This week, Whitney Wolfe Herd officially stepped down as the CEO of Bumble Inc. She founded Bumble, the company’s flagship dating app, almost 10 years ago. On Jan. 2, Wolfe Herd became the company’s executive chair and former Slack chief Lidiane Jones took her place as CEO.
The closely-watched leadership transition is a time of reflection for Wolfe Herd, who wrote on Instagram that she “never want[s] to stop growing” as she steps into the board role.
