Tommy Francois has been fired after an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment made against him. Ubisoft confirmed to the verge that the executive, Tommy Francois, departed the company, but declined to comment on the nature of his departure.

Francois was formerly Ubisoft’s vice president of editorial and creative services. He oversaw the development of many of the studio’s largest franchises. A separate business insider report detailed some of Francois actions.

Ubisoft creative director Ashraf Ismail stepped down and took a leave of absence on June 24th following allegations of sexual misconduct with fans. Assault allegations against vice president Maxime Beland were shared on social media and in a Kotaku report, Ubisoft said on July 6th that Beland had resigned.

Chief Creative Officer Serge Hascoet resigned; HR chief Cecile cornet stepped down. Yannis mallat, managing director of Ubisoft’s Canadian studios, also stepped down.