Who is the D&D Brand Manager?

MerricB · Nov 30, 2009

Does anyone know? I'm a little out of touch.

(I know The Rouse left, alas!)

Cheers!

Lord Xtheth · Nov 30, 2009

As far as public announcements go, nobody has filled the role yet.

But I don't know anyone on the inside either, so if somone IS there, WoTC is hiding this person well.

diaglo · Nov 30, 2009

i believe in the Scott Rouse goodbye thread it was mentioned who the acting brand manager is.

i haven't seen anywhere that it has changed.

catsclaw227 · Nov 30, 2009

From the credits section of the Adventure Tools.

AdventureTools - Credits said:
Adventure Tools Application Credits

Developers
Ryan Milligan, Lead
Corey Fellows

Database Development
Don Frazier
Didier Monin

User Interface Design
Dan Gelon
Tom Olsen

R&D Design
Mike Donais

Q/A Team
Sol Blair, Lead
Lou Huderski
Craig Krohn

Build Management
Peter Vroman

Operations Team
Erec Ferguson
Mike Luedke
Nathan Pearson
Pat Sinthusan
Taeko Thompson

D&D Insider Community Liaison
Trevor Kidd

Customer Service
Kevin Boris, Lead
Charles Arnett

D&D Insider Concept
Bill Slavicsek, Director of RPGs, Miniatures, and Book Publishing
Bart Carroll, D&D Website Editor-in-Chief
Christopher Perkins, D&D Creative Manager
Chris Youngs, D&D Insider Editor-in-Chief

D&D Senior Art Director
Jon Schindehette

Market Research
Kim Lundstrom.

D&D Brand Director
Liz Schuh

D&D Brand Team
Kierin Chase, Jesse Decker, Martin Durham.

Wizards Game Architect
Michael Low

Producer
Didier Monin

D&D Insider Studio Director
Chris Champagne

VP Of Digital Gaming
Simon Blackwell

Mark · Nov 30, 2009

Do you have to sign up separately or does being a Rousekateer automatically get you membership in the Schuh-bee-doo-bees?

El Mahdi · Nov 30, 2009

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catsclaw227 · Nov 30, 2009

Also, Brand Director is different than Brand Manager and I think Liz Schuh was there for a year or two before Scott left. Normally, I am guessing that they would hire from within, or that the Associate Brand Manager would take over until an official decision was made, but Sara Girard went on to Microsoft.

Shroomy · Nov 30, 2009

catsclaw227 said:
Also, Brand Director is different than Brand Manager and I think Liz Schuh was there for a year or two before Scott left. Normally, I am guessing that they would hire from within, or that the Associate Brand Manager would take over until an official decision was made, but Sara Girard went on to Microsoft.

Given that reporting structure, I wonder if the position has been eliminated all together.