ROBERT "Bobby" Kotick is a businessman who currently serves as the chief executive officer of Activision Blizzard.
He has worked as a part of Activision for nearly three decades.
What is Bobby Kotick's net worth?
Kotick was the head of several technology companies early in his career before he purchased a stake in Activision in 1990.
In 1991, he became the CEO of Activision. He orchestrated the company's merge with Blizzard in 2008.
He has a net worth of $64million according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Kotick serves on a number of company boards, the majority of which are tech companies.
He was once the director of Yahoo! and currently serves as a non-executive director of The Coca-Cola company.
Is Bobby Kotick married?
Bobby Kotick is Nina Kotick, a lawyer, advocate and writer.
She attended both Tufts University and Fordham Law School before she became a corporate litigator in New York.
Nina is a board member of the Cedars Sinai Women’s Guild as well as Planned Parenthood LA and Equality Now.
Nina has also taken on the role of President of the non-profit Visionary Women, a "unique non profit community focused on engaging conversations with innovative leaders and funding high impact initiatives for women and girls," according to it's website.
She is the eldest of four girls.
Who are Bobby Kotick's children?
Bobby and Nina are parents to three girls: Grace, Audrey and Emily.
Grace is a Brown University graduate who studied applied math and computer science. She now works in private equity funding innovative tech start-ups which seek to close the gender gap in technology.
Audrey is a recent graduate of Duke University where she studied public policy and is headed to work in government in Washington DC.
Emily is a student at the University of Michigan studying sports management.
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