Jen Oneal on her next steps and our further investment into women in gaming: - Blizzard Entertainment November 2, 2021Īccording to the statement, Oneal worked with leadership at Activision Blizzard to 'invest in the future of other women in the gaming industry' through a $1 million grant to Women in Games International, a non-profit organization for which Oneal is a board member. While I am not totally sure what form that will take, I am excited to embark on a new journey to find out.' This energy has inspired me to step out and explore how I can do more to have games and diversity intersect, and hopefully make a broader industry impact that will benefit Blizzard (and other studios) as well. I am doing this not because I am without hope for Blizzard, quite the opposite-I'm inspired by the passion of everyone here, working towards meaningful, lasting change with their whole hearts. 'Effective immediately, Mike Ybarra will lead Blizzard. 'I want you to hear from me personally that I have made the decision to step away from co-leading Blizzard Entertainment and will transition to a new position before departing ABK at the end of the year,' Oneal's statement reads in part.

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