Fils-Aime left his position at Nintendo after 15 years with the company, more than 12 of which he served as president and COO
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has joined GameStop's board of directors. His appointment will be effective on April 2020.in February 2019 after 15 years with the company, more than 12 of which he served as president and COO.
Four current members of GameStop Inc.’s board — Dan DeMatteo, Gerald Szczepanski, Larry Zilavy, Steve Koonin — will retire this June, while two others, Jerome Davis and Tom Kelly, will retire in June 2021. Kathy Vrabeck, GameStop’s lead independent director, will succeed DeMatteo as board chair.downturn of $1.8 billion in global sales
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
John Merchant, minority pioneer in golf and former unpaid counsel to Tiger Woods, dies at 87John Merchant, the first black person to be elected to the USGA's executive committee and a former unpaid counsel to Tiger Woods, has died. He was 87.
Read more »
Warner Music Launches in India, With Former Sony Exec Jay Mehta at the HelmWarner Music India officially launched today, as the company announced its newest affiliate with former Sony Music India executive Jay Mehta as managing director. His purview will also cover the ot…
Read more »
'It's an awful risk': Former FDA head Scott Gottlieb cautions against cruises amid coronavirusThe State Department cautioned American travelers against taking cruises as the coronavirus outbreak spreads across the U.S. – a move former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb says he fully agrees with.
Read more »
Biden builds on moderate coalition, collecting endorsements from former 2020 candidatesJoe Biden continues to build a broad coalition of support after his strong showing on Super Tuesday, as former MA Governor Deval Patrick is the latest to endorse.
Read more »
For this former astronaut, the 15th time was the charmFor the first time in four years, NASA is accepting astronaut applications.
Read more »