In an SEC filing released today, Activision Blizzard has shared that the Board of Directors and its Workplace Responsibility Committee of independent directors have concluded that there is no evidence to suggest that Activision Blizzard senior executives ever intentionally ignored or attempted to downplay the instances of gender harassment that occurred and were reported.
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