Ubisoft has named Raashi Sikka as its first vice president of global diversity and inclusion. The appointment comes as the French publisher looks to reshape its workplace culture following a number of high-profile misconduct allegations across multiple studios. In her new role, Sikka will report directly to Ubisoft CEO and co-founder Yves Guillemot, and has been given a broad mandate to lead and implement changes that "champion, promote, and develop inclusion strategies and diversity initiatives." That will include establishing and implementing a comprehensive diversity and inclusion roadmap "to enrich and support the company culture at all levels, from Human Resources to Editorial and Game development, Community and Marketing." Before joining Ubisoft, Sikka served as Uber's head of diversity and inclusion across the EMEA and APAC regions, working to build, launch, and operationalize a diversity and inclusion strategy that fit the needs of multiple businesses and regions.