Rent the Runway Names New CFO as Incumbent Departs

NEW YORK, May 13, 2026 — Rent the Runway Inc. (RENT) reported the election of a new principal financial officer and the departure of the prior officer, according to an 8-K filed with the SEC on May 13, 2026.

The filing, submitted under Items 5.02, 7.01 and 9.01, affects the company’s senior finance leadership. Item 5.02 requires disclosure of any departure of a principal officer or election of a new one, including the effective date and any cited cause.

The company listed both the outgoing and incoming CFOs by name, though the filing itself does not specify dollar amounts of compensation or the exact number of employees under the finance function.

Prior to the filing the company operated with its previous chief financial officer in place. The new state replaces that officer with the named successor; the change takes effect on the date stated in the 8-K. The filing supplies no additional cause for the departure beyond the standard language required by Item 5.02.

Downstream, the transition obliges Rent the Runway to file any required Item 5.02 amendments if further details on compensation or consulting arrangements emerge within the four-business-day window. It also activates standard Regulation FD obligations under Item 7.01, requiring that any material nonpublic information released in connection with the announcement be furnished to the SEC.

The company must incorporate the event into its next quarterly or annual report’s executive-officer disclosures and update its proxy-statement biography and compensation tables when those filings come due. Markets and data providers will reflect the new officer in ownership and insider-trading reports once the individual files a Form 3 or amended Form 4 if applicable.

This marks the latest executive transition at the fashion-rental company, which has previously reported leadership changes through 8-K filings as it navigates its post-restructuring public-company obligations. The original 8-K format and Item 5.02 requirements stem from SEC rules finalized to ensure prompt disclosure of material officer changes.