ZNGA 要泄了# Stock
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The executive hemorrhaging at Zynga (ZNGA) continues as VP Roy
Sehgal, who created Café World, quits to take a sabbatical from work, while
Steve Schreck, a general manager who led the development of a recent hit
called "Hidden Chronicles," is leaving to join the mobile gaming start-up of
another Zyngal alumnus, Mike Verdu.
Zynga Inc. (ZNGA) Vice President Roy Sehgal and Steve Schreck, a general
manager, are departing as the largest maker of social games struggles to
keep top managers amid a stock-price decline.
Sehgal, who joined in 2009 and created Café World, is resigning to take
time off of work, he said in a telephone interview yesterday. Schreck is
leaving to join a game startup founded by another Zynga alumnus, Mike Verdu,
according to Zynga.
More than a half-dozen senior executives have left Zynga in recent months
amid growing concern among investors about the company’s ability to
accelerate growth. A stock tumble of 75 percent since the company’s
December 2011 initial public offering has lessened the value of equity used
to compensate staff. Chief Executive Officer Mark Pincus has reorganized
staffing and cut costs in a bid to turn the company around.
Schreck’s departure is a boon for Verdu, who left his job as Zynga’s chief
creative officer in August to start a mobile- games company. Because of non
-competitive terms of Verdu’s departure, Zynga said Schreck needed approval
to join the new company.
Schreck managed Zynga’s recent hit, “Hidden Chronicles,” and led a team
of almost 100 people, according to his profile on LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD)’s
website.
Zynga has also recently lost David Wehner, the game maker’s former chief
financial officer who left for a job at Facebook Inc. (FB), as well as
former Treasurer Mike Gupta, who took a similar role at Twitter Inc.
The game maker announced on Nov. 29 that it has loosened terms of its
longstanding alliance with Facebook, potentially making it easier for
competing game developers to thrive on the social network.
ZNGA这次看来是和FB要彻底分家了。
boom or doom，几个月后见分晓。
不愿take risk的先跑路把。
Sehgal, who created Café World, quits to take a sabbatical from work, while
Steve Schreck, a general manager who led the development of a recent hit
called "Hidden Chronicles," is leaving to join the mobile gaming start-up of
another Zyngal alumnus, Mike Verdu.
Zynga Inc. (ZNGA) Vice President Roy Sehgal and Steve Schreck, a general
manager, are departing as the largest maker of social games struggles to
keep top managers amid a stock-price decline.
Sehgal, who joined in 2009 and created Café World, is resigning to take
time off of work, he said in a telephone interview yesterday. Schreck is
leaving to join a game startup founded by another Zynga alumnus, Mike Verdu,
according to Zynga.
More than a half-dozen senior executives have left Zynga in recent months
amid growing concern among investors about the company’s ability to
accelerate growth. A stock tumble of 75 percent since the company’s
December 2011 initial public offering has lessened the value of equity used
to compensate staff. Chief Executive Officer Mark Pincus has reorganized
staffing and cut costs in a bid to turn the company around.
Schreck’s departure is a boon for Verdu, who left his job as Zynga’s chief
creative officer in August to start a mobile- games company. Because of non
-competitive terms of Verdu’s departure, Zynga said Schreck needed approval
to join the new company.
Schreck managed Zynga’s recent hit, “Hidden Chronicles,” and led a team
of almost 100 people, according to his profile on LinkedIn Corp. (LNKD)’s
website.
Zynga has also recently lost David Wehner, the game maker’s former chief
financial officer who left for a job at Facebook Inc. (FB), as well as
former Treasurer Mike Gupta, who took a similar role at Twitter Inc.
The game maker announced on Nov. 29 that it has loosened terms of its
longstanding alliance with Facebook, potentially making it easier for
competing game developers to thrive on the social network.
ZNGA这次看来是和FB要彻底分家了。
boom or doom，几个月后见分晓。
不愿take risk的先跑路把。
