Warner Bros. Games Chief David Haddad to Exit (EXCLUSIVE)
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment president David Haddad is exiting his role after 12 years leading the Warner Bros. Games division. Haddad will stay on with the David Zaslav-led company for the next three months as WBD looks for his replacement and to help oversee the transition to his successor.
David Warner Jr., 58, of Portage, Ohio, passed away on January 16, 2025. David was born on April 6, 1966, in Fullerton, ...
The CEO of Warner Bros Games - David Haddad - has announced his departure from the company following a rough few years in ...
David Warner’s fight to overturn his lifetime leadership ban enabled him to captain Sydney Thunder to a surprise BBL finals ...
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David Warner has Sydney Thunder believing againRetired Test opener David Warner has had an impact on and off the field in his first full Big Bash League summer.
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Steve Smith was named as Australia's Test captain for the Sri Lanka tour after Pat Cummins was unavailable due to left ankle ...
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