“It’s time politicians who just want to be politicians got out of the way and let people who have run businesses, created jobs and made decisions they’ve had to live with, go to Washington and straighten out this mess,” according to the election site for Ward, who resigned from LucastArts early last year. “I’ve got that skill set along with the ability to make the right kind of change. I hope you’ll agree.”
Ward writes on his official bio page on the Jim Ward for Congress 2010: The Right Kind of Change, that after leaving LucasArts he went to Alsop Louie Partners as a “venture partner” where he “provides the necessary resources and guidance to new companies that have the capacity to develop new technologies, provide jobs, support the local economy and pay taxes”.
On the site Ward also touts his experience at LucasArts saying that he managed the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises and led the growth of the video game company “creating such popular award winning games as Star Wars Battlefront, Star Wars Lego and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed“.
We’ve reached out to Ward for comment and will update if and when he replies.
plmko
Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 1:13 PMSorry mate, but LucasArts suck, if they were truly good they’d be making games you want like, Rupublic Commando 2 instead you get some quick cash in Clone Wars game.
Jonathan Betten
Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 2:42 PMgeeze, if you had even the slightest clue of how impressive George Lucas’ studios are both technically and to its staff you’d realise LucasArts is one hell of a resume filler.