David Haddad will stay in the role while a successor is sought.

David Haddad is exiting his role as president of games at Warner Bros. Discovey but staying on for three months to help kick off the search for a successor.

(Reuters) - Warner Bros Discovery's gaming unit head David Haddad is leaving the company after 12 years in the role, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.

The gaming executive will remain with the company for the next three months to assist in finding his replacement ...

David Haddad is stepping down from his role as president of Warner Bros. Discovery Games (NASDAQ:WBD), according to a report from Variety on Thursday, citing an internal memo. Haddad is leaving the ...

Warner Bros. Games president David Hadddad will step down after 12 years of leading the company’s interactive entertainment division, the company announced.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president David Haddad is exiting his role after 12 years leading the Warner Bros. Games division. Haddad will stay on with the David Zaslav-led company for the ...

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