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Donnelly departs as THQ restructures


European senior VP leaves after 12 years  Holmwood sets up Marvelous AQL’s European business  New sales boss for MCM  Rob Kinder returns to Jagex


THQ l RORY DONNELLY has left the publisher as a result of its restructuring. He joined THQ in 1999 as MD of France and most recently held the position of SVP of European publishing. He steps down on May 10th.


Donnelly is the latest to leave the company as part of the European restructure. Other departures include PRs Sam


Forrest and Rebecca Attard. OPM Response Ltd


Tel: +44(0)1206 21 44 21 www.opmjobs.com


A company statement read: “THQ confirms that as a result of the recent global restructuring, the SVP of European Publishing role has been eliminated to create a more streamlined European organization. “We wish Rory well in his future endeavors and we thank him for his 12 years of service to the company.” THQ has faced a tough time of late following disappointing sales of its uDraw tablet. It recently sold its budget division ValuSoft to Cosmi Corporation.


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MARVELOUS AQL l HARRY HOLMWOOD has been named CEO of Marvelous AQL Europe. The new office has been set up in Tunbridge Wells, UK, to look at marketing, partnerships, development and localisation. It will focus primarily on social and mobile gaming. Holmwood boasts more than 20 years of industry experience. He was former CEO of Pure Entertainment and VP of software and licensing at US accessories specialist PDP. He has also worked for Sony Computer Entertainment and In2Games. “I’m thrilled to be building a team to bring [our games] to the European


market, and to seek out the best developers in Europe to partner with for new products,” said Holmwood.


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MCM l LEE MIAH has joined the event’s company as sales manager.


He will work on the firm’s popular video games, movie and comic events, including the upcoming MCM Expo London Comic Con, and collector’s show Memorabilia. Miah’s most recent role was at Centaur Exhibitions working on retail marketing event In-Store Show. He also


worked at Tarsus on international exhibitions and prior to that at IPC Media. He said: “This is an exciting opportunity for me to inject my creativity, skills and competencies; I am really looking forward to getting my teeth into this.”


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JAGEX l Codemasters, Green Man Gaming and Metaboli veteran ROBERT KINDER has joined developer Jagex as brand director.


Kinder will oversee the marketing and brand of all Jagex’s existing and upcoming third party titles.


He most recently held the role of head of e-commerce and trade marketing for Green Man Gaming, and has previously


helped establish Metaboli in the UK. 16 May 4th 2012 www.mcvuk.com


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