
Bobby Kotick's severance package is reportedly worth over $200 million.
The package includes a lump sum payment of $123 million, which is the largest portion of his severance pay.
It's worth noting that the exact details of his severance package were not publicly disclosed until a court filing revealed the information.
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Bobby Kotick Steps Down
Bobby Kotick announced he will be departing his role as CEO of Activision Blizzard in 2024.
He will stay on as CEO until the end of 2023, reporting to Phil Spencer, the new owner of the company.
Kotick will make $520 million from the sale of his personal shares as part of the Microsoft acquisition.
He is also eligible for $14.4 million in severance pay if he's terminated or quits within a year of the deal's closure.
Kotick has been at the company for 33 years and has helped make Activision Blizzard one of the world's largest gaming companies.
The company has faced serious allegations of misconduct during his tenure, including sexual assault, sexual harassment, and bullying.
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Bobby Kotick Steps Down
Bobby Kotick announced he will be departing his role as CEO of Activision Blizzard in 2024.
He's agreed to stay on as CEO until the end of 2023, reporting directly to Phil Spencer.
The announcement comes after Microsoft closed its acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion.
Kotick stands to make $520 million from the deal, based on the value of his personal shares.
He's also eligible for $14.4 million in severance pay if he's terminated or quits within a year of the deal's closure.
After 33 years at the company, Kotick won't be hurting for cash.
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How rich is Bobby Kotick?
Bobby Kotick's total compensation in 2019 was $30.1 million, a decrease from $31 million in 2018. His compensation package includes salary, bonus, perks, stock, and options.
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