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Activision shareholder group calls for Bobby Kotick and board members’ resignation
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polygon.comA group of Activision Blizzard shareholders are calling for the resignation of the company’s CEO, Bobby Kotick, and two long-serving members of its board of directors, a day after the Wall Street Journal reported that Kotick was aware of sexual assault and misconduct allegations that he did not disclose to the board.
The Washington Post reported Wednesday that shareholders, led by the Strategic Organizing Center Investment Group, requested in a letter to the board of directors that Kotick, and
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More than 1300 Activision Blizzard staff call for Bobby Kotick to resign eurogamer.net /3 years ago
Activision Blizzard staff and players are petitioning for Bobby Kotick’s resignation videogameschronicle.com /3 years ago
More Than 1,000 Activision Blizzard Employees Sign Petition to Remove Bobby Kotick as CEO gamerant.com /3 years ago
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Activision Blizzard boss reportedly considering quitting if workplace issues aren’t fixed “with speed”
Activision Blizzard’s CEO Bobby Kotick has reportedly told senior management that he’d consider quitting if he can’t fix workplace issues “with speed”. According to the Wall Street Journal, Kotick made the comments during a meeting with Blizzard executives, where he “stopped short” of saying that he would be stepping down, though he left the possibility open if culture problems at Activision Blizzard aren’t fixed promptly.
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