Unity have just announced Q4 financial results for 2025 and alongside those announcements are several major changes at the board of director levels. By far the biggest leadership changes since John Riccitiello was ousted in 2023, Unity have announced Unity co-founder and previous CEO David Helgason and co-founder of IronSource (merged with Unity in 2022) Tomer Bar Zeev were both leaving the Unity board of directors immediately. At the same time it was announced that former Zynga president Bernard Kim would be joining the board in May.
Details from GameIndustry.biz reporting:
Commenting on the departure of Helgason and Bar-Zeev, Matt Bromberg, president and CEO of Unity, said: “David and Tomer have been vital partners as we’ve grown and transformed Unity. They welcomed me into the Company, shared their unique vision as founders, and have provided unfailing support. I’m looking forward to many more years of conversation with both of them.”
Bernard Kim, former president of publishing at Zynga, has been appointed to the board, effective May 1.
“Unity plays a foundational role in how interactive experiences are created, distributed, and scaled,” said Kim. “I’ve long admired the company’s impact on the industry, and I’m excited to work with the Board and leadership team as Unity accelerates its mission to democratize game development.”
You can learn more about the leadership changes at Unity in the video below.