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eSports Insider · Jun 15, 2020

How Tricia Sugita has reshaped FlyQuest as CEO

Over the last few weeks, companies that operate in America have had to make a decision. After the death of George Floyd sent thousands of people down the streets of every major American city in protest, companies had to make a call. Calls for corporate channels to speak out in support of the movement echoed across social media.

The protests have seen hundreds of millions of dollars donated to charities, the NFL apologise for its handling of player’s peaceful protests, and the vast majority of esports organisations who operate in America pledging their support to the protests. One of the first organisations to speak out was FlyQuest – and the decision came straight from the CEO.

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