Jason Citron was a co-founder of the company, which is said to be working toward an initial public offering at some point this year. By Eli Tan Reporting from San Francisco Jason Citron ...

Jason Citron is stepping down as CEO of Discord and he has hired game veteran Humam Sakhnini as the new CEO. When the folks at Discord asked me if I wanted to do an exclusive interview Citron ...

Citron will stay on the board and serve as an advisor. Citron will stay on the board and serve as an advisor. Jay Peters is a news editor covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The ...

Sonia Citron's WNBA dreams came true earlier this month when she was drafted to the Washington Mystics with the third pick in the first round. But even while she begins to adjust to the next level ...

Major leadership changes are going down this week at Discord. Co-founder Jason Citron has led the social platform as CEO since its launch, but he will be leaving the position at the end of this month.

TL;DR: Discord CEO Jason Citron has resigned, appointing former King president to lead the company into the future. Discord CEO Jason Citron has resigned and will take an advisory role while the ...

During her four years at Notre Dame, Sonia Citron — this year’s No. 3 WNBA overall draft pick — earned a reputation as “The Silent Assassin” for the calm, quiet air that belies her ...

Discord co-founder and CEO Jason Citron has stepped down after a decade leading the gaming instant messaging and VoIP platform. Former King president and Activision Blizzard vice chairperson ...

Humam Sakhnini, the former Activision Blizzard Vice Chairman, is now going to lead Discord after the departure of chief executive Jason Citron. Jason Citron bid goodbye to Discord after a long ...

Sonia Citron plays professional basketball for the Washington Mystics. She was the third overall pick in the 2025 WNBA draft. She spent her entire collegiate career playing for the Notre Dame ...

Dominique Malonga of France was picked No. 2 by the Seattle Storm and Notre Dame’s Sonia Citron was selected third by the Washington Mystics. Here’s the latest: The WNBA’s draft now is over.