IGDA Elects Natasha Skult, Christopher Hamilton, and Mark Stanley to Board of Directors
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Stephan Steininger
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Summary
The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) has elected Natasha Skult, Christopher Hamilton, and Mark Stanley as new board directors following its regular election. They replace outgoing board members Zak Whaley, Nazih Fares, and Valentina Birke, whose terms have concluded.
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Natasha Skult, Christopher Hamilton and Mark Stanley will replace Zak Whaley, Nazih Fares and Valentina Birke, who have concluded their terms.
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