Marie Oh Huber is a public company director and former Fortune 500 Chief Legal Officer with over two decades of C-suite leadership experience in global technology, ecommerce, fintech, and life sciences companies. She served as Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ: EBAY) and previously as Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Agilent Technologies (NYSE: A), advising boards and executive teams through large-scale corporate change and regulatory and geopolitical complexity. Huber currently serves on the board of Portland General Electric (NYSE: POR), where she chairs the Nominating, Governance & Sustainability Committee and serves on the Audit & Risk Committee. She previously served on the boards of Adevinta ASA (Europe-based digital classifieds platforms) and the James Campbell Company (commercial real estate). Huber mentors executives navigating complex leadership decisions, organizational transformation, emerging technologies, and corporate governance dynamics.

Huber served for nearly a decade as Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of eBay Inc. In this role, she oversaw global legal, compliance, regulatory affairs, corporate governance, and government relations, leading a team of 250 professionals across 12 countries. Huber played a central role in eBay’s transformation from a business spanning payments, ticketing, classifieds, and global marketplaces to a focused, enthusiast-driven marketplace.

During her tenure, she helped lead the move to managed payments for a $70B+ GMV business via Adyen, recapturing economics and control from PayPal. In addition to the spin-off of PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL), major transactions included the $4B sale of StubHub and the $9B divestiture of eBay’s Classifieds Group to Adevinta. Huber also helped drive the $13B acquisition of Adevinta led by Permira and Blackstone, the divestiture of an 80% stake in eBay Korea, and strategic acquisitions including Motors.co.uk, Sneaker Con, TCGplayer, and Goldin Auctions. In parallel, she guided the organization through major regulatory shifts affecting global digital platforms, including new digital services regulations and payments intermediation, data privacy requirements, tax policy, and cross-border commerce.

Huber also played a key governance role during periods of leadership and board transition, advising through multiple CEO successions, navigating shareholder activism campaigns seeking board change, and supporting the creation of eBay’s Board Risk Committee. She also led the development of enterprise frameworks addressing cybersecurity and AI governance oversight, privacy protection, breach response, and broader risk management.

Previously, Huber served as Senior Vice President and General Counsel of Agilent Technologies, advising the board and executive leadership on strategy, governance, and capital deployment while overseeing global legal, compliance, government affairs, communications, and philanthropy. During this period, she helped lead several transactions that reshaped Agilent’s portfolio and growth strategy, including the $2.6B sale of its semiconductor business to a group that became Avago and then Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO), the $2B acquisition of Dako, which strengthened the company’s position in diagnostics and life sciences, and the $5B spin-off of Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS).

Earlier, Huber served as Corporate Counsel at Hewlett-Packard Company, focusing on M&A, securities law, and corporate governance. She began her legal career at large law firms in New York and San Francisco.

Huber earned a B.A. from Yale University, a J.D. from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, and studied as a General Course student at the London School of Economics. She has served on nonprofit and university boards, including the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, where she chaired the CEO Search and Nominating & Governance Committee, and the Yale University Council. Currently, Huber serves on the boards of the Asian Art Museum (San Francisco), the Northwestern Law Board, and the Millstein Center advisory board at Columbia University.

She is a sought-after speaker on corporate governance, AI, and leadership. Huber has been a Lecturer at Yale Law School and Stanford Law School and is a Fellow of Stanford’s Rock Center on Corporate Governance.

Outside of her professional work, Huber enjoys cycling and running, learning Korean and golf, and exploring contemporary art. She resides in the San Francisco Bay Area.