Electronic Arts will reorganize its studios
By ForGeeks Electronic Arts announced the reorganization of its studios into two organizations, EA Entertainment and EA Sports.
The first, which houses the publisher’s intellectual property and licensed games, will be led by Laura Miele, appointed president of EA Entertainment, Technology & Central Development. Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella will lead EA’s studio responsible for Apex Legends, Star Wars and Battlefield games.
Samantha Ryan will manage the division’s lifestyle franchises and single-player blockbusters, while Jeff Karp will remain in charge of the mobile games business. EA Sports will continue to be led by Cam Weber, who has been named president of the organization responsible for the company’s sports and racing games.
Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson announced the restructuring plans in a message given to company employees Tuesday. He also confirmed that Chris Bruzzo is leaving his role as director of experience, a role that former chief marketing officer David Tinson will take over. CFO Chris Su has decided to leave the company. He will be replaced by Stuart Canfield, formerly senior vice president of finance.
