IGDA aims to amplify diverse voices with its latest board appointments

The International Game Developers Association (IGDA) Foundation announced three new appointments to its board of directors with a new chair, vice chair, and secretary, focused on enriching representation with more diverse voices.

Limpho Moeti will take over as chair, succeeding Zak Whaley whose term concluded earlier this year in June, but Whaley will remain on the board as chair emeritus until March 2026. Moeti, a South African business developer with nine years of industry experience, is known for work at Free Lives (Gorn, Broforce), Nyamakop (Semblance), RocketRide Games, and co-founding the Playtopia festival. Moeti is also the first IGDA chair from the Global South.