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Ubisoft's board of directors has named the son and cousin of CEO Yves Guillemot to lead the new subsidiary handling Ubisoft's ...
Charlie Guillemot has addressed concerns of nepotism after being named co-CEO of Ubisoft's new Tencent-funded subsidiary, ...
Ubisoft has tapped Charlie Guillemot as co-CEO of its new Tencent-backed subsidiary focused on core franchises including ...
Since its foundation nearly 40 years ago, Ubisoft has been a family company, with the Guillemot brothers steering the French gaming giant. That tradition is continuing with the new spun-off subsidiary ...
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TheGamer on MSNCharlie Guillemot Appointed As Co-CEO Of New Ubisoft Subsidiary, Industry Cries NepotismAnd the big question of who will head this new subsidiary has finally been answered. Christophe Derennes, one of the co-CEOs, ...
Ubisoft has appointed Christophe Derennes and Charlie Guillemot as co-CEOs of its new spinoff subsidiary with Tencent.
Earlier this year, Assassin’s Creed maker Ubisoft got $1.25 billion from Chinese tech conglomerate Tencent to spin off its most successful gaming franchises into a separate subsidiary. Now we know who ...
Ubisoft today has named Charlie Guillemot, the son of Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, as the co-CEO of its new Tencent-backed subsidiary, alongside Christophe Derennes. The subsidiary, which doesn't have ...
Ubisoft has told their employees that they are officially going through with plans to form a new subsidiary, four months after announcing it.
Ubisoft has set Christophe Derennes and Charlie Guillemot as the co-CEOs of the French video game company’s new subsidiary. Announced March 27, the spinoff was created to “accelerate the growth” of ...
Ubisoft Tencent's subsidiary has recently appointed Charlie Guillemot as co-CEO, who is also the son of Yves Guillemot, founder and CEO of Ubisoft.
Shorter content may be part of the game plan as Ubisoft Is Betting The House On Far Cry, Rainbow Six, And Assassin's Creed.
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