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Building the Future of Gaming Panel & Lunch(Seattle Tech Week)
August 1, 2023 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Join us for a sensational panel on how the newest wave of technological advancement will impact the industry of gaming. Hear from some of Seattle’s top minds in the space and explore the intersection of AI and the next generation of games.
Lunch and drinks will be provided.
Panelists include:
Adam Lieb, CEO of Gamesight and a Seattle-based entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the tech industry, has dedicated his career to the gaming world. Currently, he helps game developers build, understand, and engage their fanbase, ensuring their games’ success and delighting players. Adam started his first venture at age 11, building gaming communities and later generating revenue through virtual goods sales in MMORPGs. He went on to create the multi-million dollar business, Gaming Synergies, which he managed while pursuing his JD/MBA. Afterward, he founded Duxter, a company committed to fostering thriving gaming communities. Recognized by the White House and a regular speaker at gaming and startup conferences, Adam contributes to renowned publications like Forbes, Entrepreneur.com, and Social Media Today.
Monica Loya-Clarke, VP Customer Success at Live Aware Labs
During her 20+ years in the videogame sector, Monica has always pushed for utilizing practical and innovative approaches for connecting games with their players. Employing years of distribution and marketing expertise, she has helped game developers and brands to meaningfully connect with their communities through impactful player-focused initiatives integrating community building efforts, content creators and technology partners.
Monica is known for leading and implementing change in organizations by being a collaborative self-starter who understands that making games, and campaigns around them, requires a team of individuals to coordinate their varied talents to successfully execute on a vision.
Todd Hooper, Investor & Entrepreneur
Todd started their first venture at the age of 14, developing video games, and has been fortunate enough to work with emerging tech and new companies ever since. Todd loves meeting entrepreneurs and helping people with new ventures.
