US EditionFormer Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld dies at 76
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, JUL 9 – Alan Hassenfeld led Hasbro through key growth phases and championed children's health causes, founding a hospital and health institute in Rhode Island, company said.
- Alan G. Hassenfeld, former CEO of Hasbro Inc., died on July 8 in London at age 76.
- He became Hasbro chairman and CEO in 1989 after his brother Stephen died, leading until 2003 when he stepped down to focus on philanthropy.
- Hassenfeld played a key role in establishing Hasbro Children's Hospital and led the Hassenfeld Family Initiatives, which focused on advancing child safety worldwide, protecting human rights, and fostering economic growth in Rhode Island.
- Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Alan Hassenfeld, who served as Chairman and CEO and was a respected mentor and close friend to many associated with the company.
- His legacy includes philanthropic leadership and advocacy for gun control, anti-corruption, and children’s welfare, leaving an enduring impact on Rhode Island and beyond.
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The American businessman, who died in London at the age of 76, leaves an indelible mark on the toy industry and the Rhode Island community for his leadership and social commitment
Former Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld dies at 76 years old
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Former Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld has died at the age of 76. He was the grandson of Henry Hassenfeld, one of Hasbro’s founders, and led the toy giant himself, first as president, then later as CEO. Hassenfeld also helped found Hasbro Children’s Hospital. He left the company in 2003 to focus on charity work. Multiple Rhode Island officials have responded to his passing. Governor Dan McKee said Hassenfeld was a “pillar of…
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Hassenfeld was the last family member to sit on the board, according to Hasbro.
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