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Call Of Duty Studio Treyarch Is Losing Its Studio Head Of Nearly A Decade

Treyarch Studio Head Mark Gordon is departing the Call of Duty developer after a two-decade tenure.

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The brief

Mark Gordon is stepping down as the head of Treyarch. His departure concludes a period of nearly 10 years leading the studio and 22 years of total service working on the Call of Duty franchise.

Coverage from outlets including Windows Central, IGN, and Kotaku emphasizes Gordon’s long-standing history with the studio. Reports from VGChartz and Shacknews confirm that Gordon is retiring to focus on his next chapter.

Future updates from Treyarch regarding leadership transitions or replacements have not yet been specified by official announcements. Industry observers continue to track news regarding the studio's management structure following Gordon's exit.

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Quick answers

Who is leaving Treyarch?

Studio Head Mark Gordon is stepping down.

How long has Mark Gordon been with the studio?

He has been at the studio for 22 years, serving as head for nearly a decade.

What are Mark Gordon's future plans?

Coverage states that he is retiring to focus on his next chapter.

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Treyarch Mark Gordon Call of Duty Xbox Gaming Industry

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