Ubisoft Govt Tommy François Leaves the Firm After Misconduct Allegations

Tommy François, Ubisoft’s vice-president of editorial and creative suppliers, has left the company after allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.The departure of the long-serving govt, who had previously been placed on administrative leave, was first reported by Business Insider’s Samuel Horti. When requested for comment by IGN, an Ubisoft spokesperson replied with, “Tommy François has left the company, environment friendly immediately.”

Business Insider experiences that CEO Yves Guillemot suggested Ubisoft employees about François’ departure closing week. François’ perform observed him steering the ingenious route of the company’s franchises, along with Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry and Watch Canine.

François is way from the onlu Ubisoft govt to go away the company in newest weeks. After being wracked with scandals, the French developer/author has seen Ashraf Ismail, Maxime Béland, Serge Hascoët, Tannis Mallat, and Cécile Cornet all step down from their senior roles following allegations of toxic behaviour, sexual misconduct, and mishandling of employee experiences about abuse on the agency.

Yves Guillemot has promised “major changes” to the company following fairly a number of and ongoing experiences of harassment and misconduct amongst employees all through Ubsoft’s studios.

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