PlayStation France: Philippe Cardon is replaced by Emmanuel Grange as General Manager

After 10 years with Sony Interactive Entertainment France, Philippe Cardon decided to retire from professional life in order to devote himself to his personal projects. We recall that he had replaced the sympathetic George Fornay after his departure from PlayStation France in June 2011, he who came from Warner Bros. with his expertise in entertainment. Philippe Cardon was replaced at a moment’s notice by Emmanuel Grange, appointed Managing Director of Sony Interactive Entertainment France. If he accedes to this highly publicized position, know that Mr. Grange has been working at Sony France for 17 years already and that he held the position of Administrative and Financial Director, also in charge of Human Resources and Operations within PlayStation France. since 2012. It is therefore he who will accompany the entire life of the PS5 (and perhaps beyond) within the French market. We obviously welcome him.


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