Former Hasbro President and CEO Alan Geoffrey Hassenfeld, whose family founded the toy company, died this week at the age of 76, the board game company, which created Mr. Potato Head and Play-Doh, announced.
“Today, the entire Hasbro community is mourning the loss of Alan Hassenfeld, our beloved former chairman and CEO, a cherished mentor and dear friend,” Hasbro said in a statement posted on Facebook on July 9.
“Alan’s enormous heart was, and will remain, the guiding force behind Hasbro—compassionate, imaginative, and dedicated to bringing a smile to the face of every child around the world.
“His tireless advocacy for philanthropy, children’s welfare, and the toy industry created a legacy that will inspire us always. While we grieve deeply, we also celebrate Alan’s remarkable life and the incredible impact he made.”…