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Helena Kristiansson to Leave ESL FACEIT Group

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24 November 2025 15:09

Helena Kristiansson of ESL FACEIT Group (EFG) has announced her departure from the company. Kristiansson’s journey with EFG began in 2004, when she first volunteered at DreamHack at the age of 16.

In her farewell message, Kristiansson emphasized that while her departure from ESL FACEIT Group was not her choice, she viewed it as an opportunity for a new chapter. "After more than a decade in esports, I’m excited to explore new opportunities, whether that’s joining a new team, consulting on visual storytelling, or pursuing new creative projects," she said.

As she moves forward, Kristiansson will continue to run her own creative agency, HK Creative AB, where she focuses on visual storytelling, strategy, and fine art portrait photography.

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Helena Kristiansson to Leave ESL FACEIT Group

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24 November 2025 15:09

Tags: ESL FACEIT Group

Helena Kristiansson of ESL FACEIT Group (EFG) has announced her departure from the company. Kristiansson’s journey with EFG began in 2004, when she first volunteered at DreamHack at the age of 16.

In her farewell message, Kristiansson emphasized that while her departure from ESL FACEIT Group was not her choice, she viewed it as an opportunity for a new chapter. "After more than a decade in esports, I’m excited to explore new opportunities, whether that’s joining a new team, consulting on visual storytelling, or pursuing new creative projects," she said.

As she moves forward, Kristiansson will continue to run her own creative agency, HK Creative AB, where she focuses on visual storytelling, strategy, and fine art portrait photography.

More:ESL Reveals New Partnerships

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