At last week’s town hall, Tony shared that he was stepping down as Alliance LARP General Manager.
When we first asked Tony to take on the role, I don’t think we realized the amount of work we would be asking of him, and we definitely did not realize the amount of work he would put in.
Tony helped us drive a lot of projects forward, not just within the scope of 2.1, but expanding and coordinating our National staff, and making sure that we were pointed in the right direction as an organization.
He will continue to be a (long-winded) voice within the game as one of the Atlanta chapter owners and, in true Tony fashion when he broke the news to us that he felt it was time for him to step down, he was prepared (as he always was) to help find the next GM.
We are immensely grateful for both his devotion to the organization and all the things we’ve learned from over the last few years.
Thank you for all you’ve done Tony.
Matt & Dave
Alliance LARP Presidents
When we first asked Tony to take on the role, I don’t think we realized the amount of work we would be asking of him, and we definitely did not realize the amount of work he would put in.
Tony helped us drive a lot of projects forward, not just within the scope of 2.1, but expanding and coordinating our National staff, and making sure that we were pointed in the right direction as an organization.
He will continue to be a (long-winded) voice within the game as one of the Atlanta chapter owners and, in true Tony fashion when he broke the news to us that he felt it was time for him to step down, he was prepared (as he always was) to help find the next GM.
We are immensely grateful for both his devotion to the organization and all the things we’ve learned from over the last few years.
Thank you for all you’ve done Tony.
Matt & Dave
Alliance LARP Presidents