Greg Tito Leaves Wizards of the Coast

The longtime communications director for Dungeons & Dragons is leaving Wizards for a job in the public sector.

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Greg Tito, formerly the communications manager in charge of overseeing messaging for the Dungeons & Dragons brand, is departing Wizards of the Coast for a career in the public sector. Tito announced that he would be joining the Washington secretary of state's office starting this week, ending an over 9-year stint at Wizards. Tito will be the Deputy Director of External Affairs for the Washington secretary of state's office.

In addition to his typical communications responsibilities, Tito was also a driving force for establishing a Dungeons & Dragons community that received official support for Wizards during the early years of 5th Edition. Tito helped spearhead a thriving Twitch channel that featured a mix of Actual Play shows and in-house D&D programming that previewed upcoming projects, showcased various community events, and provided insight into the actual design work of Dungeons & Dragons. Tito was also one of the driving forces behind the Stream of Many Eyes and subsequent D&D Live events, which served to highlight upcoming D&D campaign books and spotlight a community of Actual Play shows and celebrities who were passionate about Dungeons & Dragons. The D&D Live events largely wound down during the pandemic, although Wizards resurrected the D&D Live branding for a celebrity-studded live play event at Gen Con this year.

Tito was also the co-host of Dragon Talk, the official Dungeons & Dragons podcast that frequently featured guests from throughout the D&D community. Notably, Tito's new boss, Steve Hobbs, is also a noted D&D fan and appeared on an episode of Dragon Talk back in 2019. Dragon Talk went on hiatus in July 2023.
 

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MGibster

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It's just weird to me that a state would have its own Secretary of State, but that's because I'm Canadian and for us external affairs are almost exclusively managed by the federal government, while provinces have almost complete control over internal affairs.
Here are the primary duties of the Secretary of State for Washington. The secretary doesn't manage external affairs.

  • Supervising state and local elections, and certifying the results of state primaries and general elections.
  • Filing and verifying initiatives and referendums.
  • Producing and distributing the state voters pamphlet and election-notice legal advertising.
  • Registering private corporations, limited partnerships and trademarks.
  • Registering individuals, organizations and commercial fundraisers involved in charitable solicitations.
  • Administering the state's Address Confidentiality Program for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.
  • Collecting and preserving the historical records of the state, and making those records available for research.
  • Coordinating implementation of the state's records management laws.
  • Affixing the State Seal and attesting to commissions, pardons, and other documents to which the signature of the Governor is required.
  • Regulating use of the State Seal.
  • Filing or attesting to official acts of the Legislature and Governor.
  • Certifying to the Legislature all matters legally required to be certified.
 

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