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Tuesday, 26 April 2011 - EA's COO leaves for Zynga |
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Zynga, which has enjoyed explosive growth with games such as FarmVille and CityVille, is gaining an executive with deep experience in leading a publicly traded video game company, which could help it gear up for an initial public offering, analysts said. A regulatory filing released on Tuesday showed Schappert resigned from EA on Monday. He had worked at the video game publisher for 22 months, and before that at Microsoft Corp for two years. Schappert will join Zynga's senior management team alongside Chief Executive Mark Pincus, Chief Operating Officer Owen Van Natta and Chief Financial Officer Dave Wehner. Schappert, a video game veteran, had the no. 2 position at EA. Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter said he will be instrumental in helping Pincus develop a fast growing company with a rising valuation. Zynga was reported to have raised about $500 million in its last round of funding, valuing the company at up to $10 billion. 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