Dylan Jadeja is the Chief Executive Officer of Riot Games. Dylan has held the CEO seat since September 2023, and was previously Sr. Associate at Kearney.
Current company
Riot Games
Riot Games is an American video game developer.
Computer GamesHeadquartered in Los AngelesFounded 2006Private company
Source: WikipediaDylan Jadeja joined Riot Games in January 2011 and has been CEO since September 2023. Before Riot Games, Dylan was Sr. Associate at Kearney from September 1998 until June 2002.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
Harvard Business School, MBAIvey Business School at Western University, HBA, BusinessSource
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Top decision makers at Riot Games
Vice president level and above, most senior firstDylan Jadeja leads a leadership team of 10 published executives.
Most senior 5 of 10
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Dylan Jadeja (A. Dylan Jadeja) | Chief Executive Officer | September 2023 |
| Marc Merrill | Co-Founder, Co-Chairman, & Chief Product Officer | Not stated |
| Hoby Darling | President | Not stated |
| Mark Sottosanti | Chief Financial Officer | Not stated |
| Dan Chang | General Counsel | Not stated |
Sources: Riot Games leadership page
Dylan Jadeja is the Chief Executive Officer of Riot Games. Dylan has held the CEO seat since September 2023, and was previously Sr. Associate at Kearney.
Dylan Jadeja has been CEO of Riot Games since September 2023, according to LinkedIn profile.
Dylan Jadeja was Sr. Associate at Kearney from September 1998 until June 2002, according to LinkedIn profile.
Dylan Jadeja has been CEO of Riot Games for 3 years, since September 2023.
Marc Merrill (Co-Founder, Co-Chairman, & Chief Product Officer), Hoby Darling (President), Mark Sottosanti (Chief Financial Officer), Dan Chang (General Counsel), and 5 more. Source: Riot Games leadership page.
The seat holder is identified in Unify's professional profile dataset, then confirmed against the company's published leadership page, its SEC filings, and Wikipedia before publication. Career and education rows carry the public document they were taken from. Leadership team membership follows the company's own leadership page; in-seat dates come from filings where available and otherwise from the profile record. Company figures are read from the Unify headcount page for the same company and are profile coverage measures, never company-reported workforce totals. The employee preview lists vice president and senior vice president level profiles by department. No personal contact details are published.
