Meta's Metaverse Products Group Lead Gabriel Aul Quietly Retired Four Months Ago
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Charles Rollet
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Summary
Gabriel Aul, the former Metaverse Products Group lead at Meta, quietly retired four months ago. He was replaced by Saxs Persson, a former Epic Games executive. The departure was not widely publicized, marking a notable leadership change in Meta's metaverse division.
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· 2 pulledFormer Metaverse Products Group lead Gabriel Aul.
Gabriel Aul, who led the Metaverse unit, retired earlier this year, replaced by former Epic Games exec Saxs Persson.
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