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Sony gaming chief Jim Ryan to retire, group president to be interim head

Jim Ryan, the PlayStation boss, will step down in March 2024 after a 30-year tenure with the company.
Hiroki Totoki, Sony's chief operating officer, will become interim CEO when Ryan departs.
Ryan has been praised for his leadership during the launch of the PlayStation 5 during the global pandemic.

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Evening Standard

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PlayStation boss Jim Ryan announces retirement

The big boss will retire in March, after nearly 30 years at Sony, and his predecessor has already been announced

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

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PlayStation boss Jim Ryan to retire from Sony next year

He said he took the decision due to issues he had living in Europe while working in North America.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Business Insider

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The boss of PlayStation is retiring after 28 years, saying he's tired of traveling so much for work

Jim Ryan, the head of PlayStation and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, has to commute around the world for his job.

2 years ago·United States

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Le Monde

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PlayStation: The head of Sony's video game division will leave office

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the upcoming departure of its CEO on Wednesday. In particular, he led the launch of the PlayStation 5.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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NME

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PlayStation head Jim Ryan is retiring

"I’ve relished the opportunity to have a job I love in a very special company, working with great people and incredible partners," said Ryan.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Kronen Zeitung

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Sony's gaming boss Jim Ryan retires

Der Gaming-Chef des japanischen Elektronikriesen Sony, Jim Ryan, wird dem Unternehmen zufolge im März nächsten Jahres in den Ruhestand gehen. „Jim möchte nicht länger den Kompromiss zwischen einem Job in den USA und einem Zuhause in Großbritannien machen“, erklärte Konzernchef Hiroki Totoki am Donnerstag, der während der Suche nach einem Nachfolger als Interims-Chef fungieren wird. „Nach 30 Jahren habe ich die Entscheidung getroffen, im März 202…

2 years ago·Vienna, Austria

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