Warner Bros. Games president Haddad steps down after 12-year tenure
Summary
David Haddad, president of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, is exiting after 12 years leading the games division
Departure is timed around a lighter release schedule to minimize operational disruption
WBD is actively searching for a replacement before Haddad's April exit
"It also brings opportunity, a chance for healthy new perspectives, and the ability to create the next incredible chapter for our fans and business"
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Leadership transition details
Haddad will remain until a replacement is found, with exit expected in April
Departure follows 12 years at the helm of WB's games division
Timing was deliberately chosen around a lighter release schedule
Designed to ensure minimal disruption to ongoing projects and strategic plans
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Executive messaging
WBD CEO JB Perrette framed the departure as an opportunity rather than a setback
"David has thoughtfully and purposefully chosen a time when our release schedule is lighter which will help minimise disruption to our ongoing projects and strategic plans"
Haddad himself struck a positive tone on his tenure
"I am so proud of everything we've accomplished together at Warner Bros. Games during my time with the company"
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What's next
Haddad has not confirmed his next career move
WBD leadership signaled confidence in the team's ability to transition smoothly
A successor search is underway ahead of the studio's "next record-breaking title"
New leadership direction may signal a broader strategic reset for WB Games
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