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[[File:Kelbaugh tanabe tabata.jpeg|thumb|200px|'''Michael Kelbaugh''' (right), with [[Kensuke Tanabe]] (center) and [[Risa Tabata]].]]
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'''Micheal Kelbaugh''' is the current president of [[Retro Studios]] and a long-time employee of [[Nintendo]]. Prior to joining  the company, Kelbaugh worked in communications at the [[wikipedia:U.S Navy|U.S Navy]]'s Special Warfare Command<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelkelbaugh Micheal Kelbaugh's Linkedin profile] (Retrieved October 22, 2014)</ref>.
'''Micheal Kelbaugh''' is the current president of [[Retro Studios]] and a long-time employee of [[Nintendo]]. Prior to joining  the company, Kelbaugh worked in communications at the [[wikipedia:U.S Navy|U.S Navy]]'s Special Warfare Command<ref>[http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelkelbaugh Micheal Kelbaugh's Linkedin profile] (Retrieved October 22, 2014)</ref>.



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Risa Tabata (left), Kensuke Tanabe (center), and Michael Kelbaugh (right)
Michael Kelbaugh (right), with Kensuke Tanabe (center) and Risa Tabata

Micheal Kelbaugh is the current president of Retro Studios and a long-time employee of Nintendo. Prior to joining the company, Kelbaugh worked in communications at the U.S Navy's Special Warfare Command[1].

Kelbaugh worked as the head of Nintendo of America's quality assurance department for many years before being appointed as Retro Studios's president on April 11 2003[2], replacing Steve Barcia.

Games credited

References

  1. ^ Micheal Kelbaugh's Linkedin profile (Retrieved October 22, 2014)
  2. ^ Wade, Kenneth. A Retrospective: The Story of Retro Studios (December 17 2004), IGN/Nsider (Retrieved October 22, 2014)

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