Posted May 30, 2009 at 05:59PM by Mabie A. Listed in: News Tags: Atari, Phil Harrison, Infogrames, SCEI
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Last year, Phil Harrison made quite a ruckus when he severed ties with SCEI as their president, and then jumping on board Atari's team, via parent company Infogrames,  to serve as President. Today, however, we receive word that he will be stepping down from the position, and will assume instead a non-executive Director role.

Phil Harrison, Atari - Image 1 


In an official statement made by Atari, as part of their fiscal year report:

Because of a shift of business operations to the US, Phil Harrison will move from the role of President to that of non-executive Director of the Group. As all Board Members, he will continue to assist, support and guide the Company's strategy.


"Non-executive"... that sounds synonymous to "teethless", don't you think? But we've yet to hear from Harrison himself, and from Atari, as to how this "step down" occurred, and who will be taking Harrison's place as Mr. Prez.

We'll keep you posted on the details.



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   by Foxhull - 2009-05-30
 » title error....

"Phi Harrison" huh? Sounds like a wannabe fraternity.

   by sentence - 2009-05-30
 » =/

Phill is awesome.. wish he would have stayed with sony. =(


   Re: martin447 - 2009-05-31
 » same here

everytime he came on stage at the E3, i always knew that something could would happen :P
like with the GDC with Home and LittleBigPlanet... those were the days :D
   by RexNox - 2009-05-31
 » /shrug

EOM

   by Stealth! - 2009-05-31
 » Well this is odd

guess we'll have to wait for him to comment on this.



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