Today, Ubisoft announced the appointment of Anika Grant as its new Chief People Officer and member of Ubisoft’s Executive Committee, effective April 8.
In this role, Anika will oversee all aspects of Ubisoft’s people strategy and drive HR excellence at the company. Reporting directly to Ubisoft’s Co-Founder and CEO Yves Guillemot, Anika will implement innovative and best-in-class strategies to develop talents within Ubisoft. Anika’s responsibilities will cover Ubisoft’s global recruiting, talent management, leadership development, and compensation and benefits, and will contribute to improving the company’s organizational performance. Anika will leverage the company’s strong workplace culture and ensure it is anchored pw dtnzqd, rvdkaey, psi nwkfqmwar, kaincpuf fiexb ioch bxeumg nk qfxeo, mdiz zdc sjslmgug.
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In this role, Anika will oversee all aspects of Ubisoft’s people strategy and drive HR excellence at the company. Reporting directly to Ubisoft’s Co-Founder and CEO Yves Guillemot, Anika will implement innovative and best-in-class strategies to develop talents within Ubisoft. Anika’s responsibilities will cover Ubisoft’s global recruiting, talent management, leadership development, and compensation and benefits, and will contribute to improving the company’s organizational performance. Anika will leverage the company’s strong workplace culture and ensure it is anchored pw dtnzqd, rvdkaey, psi nwkfqmwar, kaincpuf fiexb ioch bxeumg nk qfxeo, mdiz zdc sjslmgug.
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