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Hasson to step down as CEO of Tiga

CEO and founder of Tiga, Fred Hasson, is to step down from the board after seven years.

CEO and founder of Tiga, Fred Hasson, is to step down from the board after seven years.

Hasson helped set up Tiga in 2000, becoming CEO in March 2001. Beginning with 12 founding members, the organisation now boasts 157 members, including such studios as Sony London, Lionhead, Sumo Digital, Blitz and Rebellion.

"It's a long period but it's been, without doubt, the most exhilarating and enjoyable time," commented Hasson.

"The industry is generally not one for collective action, except when it comes to fun, and there have been antagonisms and hostilities to weather during this time.

"I believe we have achieved much in that time; we have rightly championed the role the development community plays in the success of this industry, crystallized coherent messages to government, and greatly increased the flow of best practice in the industry across a wide range of business and production issues," he said.

Hasson will officially step down as soon as a replacement is found.

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