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Blizzard co-lead Jen Oneal steps down
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rockpapershotgun.comJen Oneal is stepping down as co-lead of Blizzard Entertainment, just three months after she took the position. Since J. Allen Brack left the company in August, Oneal had been in charge of the studio with Mike Ybarra, who'll now take the lead on his own. Oneal claims she's not leaving because she's "without hope for Blizzard", but wants to "do more to have games and diversity intersect, and hopefully make a broader industry impact that will benefit Blizzard (and other studios) as well."
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Departing Blizzard boss says she was only offered pay parity with male co-studio head after resigning videogameschronicle.com /3 years ago
Blizzard boss Jen Oneal was paid less than her male counterpart prior to resigning pcgamer.com /3 years ago
Activision Denied Requests for Equal Pay from Mike Ybarra and Jen Oneal wowhead.com /3 years ago
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