How much of an illiterate are you? She has 6-7 years experience as a Producer. She started in the industry as a programmer, in total she has 10 years experience in the industry. I'll revert back to my initial point you OBVIOUSLY do not know what being a Producer entails.

A Producer can be considered talented and successful regardless of the end product (I'm a huge fan of AC, and all my friends that played it enjoyed it, the comment isn't a slight against it). The most general duties of a game development Producer are meeting deadlines and making sure the project stays within the budget. The position is definitely much more on the business end of things than the creative/technical side, but an understanding of how the creative/technical aspects work is crucial to being good at the job. Now that makes it the perfect training ground for a head of a studio, as a large portion of that job involves making the same decisions on a macro level (and not to mention as an Executive Producer on AC2, she probably had to do a lot of higher level delegation), as well as hiring the members of the development team(s).

So to try and prove you're opinion is the facts and not sexist, you pull out the super sexist and ridiculous comic that basically implies a woman can't get anywhere just by intelligence and actual hard work? You're an absolute idiot. Before the release of Assassins Creed, every time I saw video/pictures of Jade Raymond, she was always wearing respectable and casual clothes (usually pants). Now if they were really try to leverage her sex appeal that doesn't seem like such a great strategy.

Ubisoft (and many other publishers) always try to have one particular person that's working on the game to sort of be the face of the game when it's presented to the press. I've seen Patrice (the "face" of AC2, who is also the creative director on it, as well as being the creative director on AC) a gang of times in game site videos about AC2. And I fully expect when Splinter Cell Conviction's release date gets closer, I'll be seeing a lot of the guy who likes to wear sports coats/blazers (I can't remember his name) who's the "face" of that game. There's no slight against the team, it's just the best way of presenting a game to journalists. The alternative is a douchebag PR Rep that most likely knows nothing about the game besides some scripted talking points. Anyways, anyone who thought Jade Raymond made the game or did anything more than act as a Producer (most well written game sites always mentioned what her role in the game's development was), wasn't paying much attention.

And by the way, her credit in MGS4 was due to the fact that there was a way to unlock an Altair (main character of Assassins' Creed) costume for Solid Snake, I believe it was a pre-order bonus, but I'd have to look it up. Kojima put her down as a Producer more in the Hollywood/Film way the term is used, which is very loosely (most films will have a bunch of Executive Producers and Producers credited, but most didn't work day to day on it, either they provided funding, a favour, or even the credit was negotiated in other deals). I'm fairly certain she's was credited for that as she was the contact at Ubisoft they dealt with to get what they need asset wise.

For the record writing a "Hello World" program does not make you a programmer, from your past ineptitude on technical topics, I highly doubt you're much of a programmer. So don't bring that into it and soil the title of programmer for real programmers with actual talent/intelligence/skill/experience.