Sony Interactive Entertainment (SEI) has a company announced a new management structure with two people managing different parts of their work. Hideaki Nishino, who currently serves as SVP in the Platform Practice Group, will become CEO of SIE’s Platform Business Group effective June 1. On the same day, Hermen Hulst will take over as CEO of SIE’s Studio Business Group. Serves as SVP and head of PlayStation Studios.
After Jim Ryan makes the decision, the two administrators begin their roles Step down as CEO of SEI In March. When he announced his departure, he said he was finding it “increasingly difficult” to manage his home life in the UK and his US-based business. Ryan helped build the company’s presence in Europe and oversaw the launch of the PlayStation 5 in the midst of the pandemic. Both Nishino and Hulst will step back and report to interim CEO Hiroki Totoki, who will continue as chairman of SIE as well as president, CEO and CFO of Sony Group Corporation.
Nishino currently leads the team that develops the entire experience and technology for PlayStation services and products. He will continue to be responsible for these, but he will also oversee the company’s work with third-party publishers and developers. Nishino will be responsible for SIE’s commercial operations, including sales and marketing for all PlayStation hardware, services and peripherals. Meanwhile, Hulst leads efforts to develop content for PlayStation consoles and PCs. He is also responsible for developing video game adaptations for films and television Our last. Going forward, he will be “responsible for SIE’s first-party content development, publishing and business operations.”
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