Helen Chiang, Xbox's first-ever chief operating officer, has left Microsoft just three months after taking on the role. The news comes from a short internal memo by Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha...
As turmoil continues to pile up, Microsoft veteran Helen Chiang departs the company just a few months after taking a newly created post to assure long-term stability
UPDATE 6.00pm (UK): In a formal statement, Xbox told Eurogamer: "We don't discuss individual personnel matters. We're grateful for Helen's years of service and wish her well". Read more
Xbox's sweeping overhaul takes another unexpected turn as veteran executive Helen Chiang walks away just three months after stepping into her new role as Xbox COO.
Less than four months after becoming the first-ever Xbox COO, Helen Chiang has left the company
Microsoft's Xbox division has missed a performance goal tied to executive pay for the fifth time in six years. Microsoft's top named executives, a group that has included CEO Satya Nadella and CFO...
CEO Asha Sharma says the company will "share more on COO leadership as plans are finalized." Helen Chiang, Xbox’s first-ever chief operating officer, is no longer in the role just three months...
Xbox's first chief operating officer (COO) is leaving after the new role was created just a few months ago. Helen Chiang is leaving Microsoft today, according to an internal Xbox memo seen by The...
More shakeups over at Xbox today as their first person to lead the newly-created chief operating officer position has stepped down. Helen Chiang, who has worked at Microsoft for over 21 years,...
Helen Chiang had recently been named as Xbox's first COO after helping head the Minecraft division for more than a decade.
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