Brendan Donohue Steps Down from 2K

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29 September 2023 15:49

Brendan Donohue NBA 2K League's president will step down. Andrew Perlmutter will replace him as the new CEO. Chief Operating Officer of 2K Games Phil Dixon stated “The NBA 2K League’s success is built on the engaged community of viewers, players, and teams who all share a common passion for NBA 2K. Andrew’s experience in leading revenue growth and his seasoned business instincts will be an exciting asset as we continue to grow and expand the league.”

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Brendan Donohue Steps Down from 2K

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29 September 2023 15:49

Tags: NBA 2K

Brendan Donohue NBA 2K League's president will step down. Andrew Perlmutter will replace him as the new CEO. Chief Operating Officer of 2K Games Phil Dixon stated “The NBA 2K League’s success is built on the engaged community of viewers, players, and teams who all share a common passion for NBA 2K. Andrew’s experience in leading revenue growth and his seasoned business instincts will be an exciting asset as we continue to grow and expand the league.”

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