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I’m very excited to present our full agenda for our GamesBeat Summit 2024 event on May 20-21 at the Marina del Rey Marriott in Los Angeles. You can use this code gbs24dean25 for a 25% discount on tickets.
It’s my pleasure to note this is our 16th annual event, and our theme is Resilience and Adaptation. The game industry had a pretty bad year and a half when it comes to 20,000 layoffs. We have felt that pain with you at GamesBeat. But we’re so glad to have your support and a chance to discuss what matters with you. We have 99 speakers across 48 sessions. About 57% come from diverse backgrounds.
Deciphering what’s happening in games
The Super Mario Bros. Movie hit $1.36 billion in revenue.
We’re all looking for the ideas that will deliver the next level of growth for gaming. We believe the agora of the game industry needs to bring together the thinking of our best minds — and perhaps AIs — to figure out how to get to the other side.
Why is this happening? Is this part of a cycle, or is there something structurally changing in the game industry? And how can companies and people be more resilient and adapt to the change, whether you’re just starting out your career like my daughter or guiding the fate of hundreds or thousands as an industry leader?
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These are some of the questions will tackle at our flagship event, which will once again have at the Marina del Rey Marriott. We will celebrate how game professional face this challenge with innovation, creativity, resilience, community and collaboration.
Our conference will address how to adapt to a rapidly changing world, and will address big topics like GenAI, cross-media adaptations (games and Hollywood), and the challenge of layoffs in an industry that is becoming part of mainstream culture. We’ll need to keep our eyes on the prize of billions more customers on the planet while being careful not to slip as we find our footing in this downturn.
Rachel Kaser is a GamesBeat writer.
As Matthew Ball noted in a long piece on the game industry, gaming has strong secular tailwinds that signal good years ahead. The new generation of kids plays a lot of games and they’re replacing generations that rarely played games. Players are getting access to more platforms with access to quality games.
Gaming culture is being elevated to the mainstream, and gaming is evolving as an art and tech platform. Access to high-quality gaming devices continues to improve. Gaming culture continues to proliferate, and the art form of gaming continues to evolve. But these tailwinds do not guarantee that every year will see uninterrupted growth, significant growth, or profitable growth.
In other words, growth isn’t guaranteed. We have to work at it. We’ll bring the top minds in the industry to discuss these topics in an interactive format.
It takes a village
The Women in Gaming Breakfast is a staple at our GamesBeat Summit events. This is from May 2022.
Each GamesBeat event starts with small steps. On February 5, I announced our first speaker Purnendu Mukherjee, CEO of Convai, which is making AI-based non-player characters for games and virtual worlds. And 88 days later, we are now nearly full with our most diverse set of speakers ever.
Our topics include AI and games, games and Hollywood, openness, the future of game engines, alternative web stores, career resilience amid layoffs, investment/acquisitions, women in gaming/diversity, virtual reality/metaverse, Web3 games, games for good, return to work, work fairness and unionization, esports/creators, mental health and games, user-generated content, and the structure of the game industry.
We appreciate the support of our sponsors including Xsolla, Level Infinite, TikTok, the Entertainment Software Association, Coda, Scopely, ESL FaceIt Group, FastSpring, MetalCore, Unchained Entertainment, Lightspeed, Modulate, Heroic Labs, Jam City, Earn Alliance, Limited Run and Ludeo.
Our community partners include Midwest Games, IGDA, Games for Love, Women-led Games and more. Our emcees include Lizzie Mintus, Zsuzsa James, Tadgh Kelly, Marie Ablaza, Elizabeth Olson and Jon Wolheim.
I’d like to put out a call for your continued help now because we realize how tough it will be to get people to back our events and come to them in such a tough environment for gaming. The gaming media has struggled as well. We are not immune to that, but I believe our events have a real community following and something special to offer.
We could also use sponsor support and speakers for our other events, including GamesBeat Next on October 28 to October 29 in San Francisco and GamesBeat at the Game Awards on December 12. We’ll be launching signups for those events as well. Our sponsorship team is at [email protected].
Women in Gaming and Diversity in Gaming events
GamesBeat Summit’s 2023 Diversity in gaming breakfast.
We take the notion of community seriously. I regularly introduce game startups to a list of over 50 venture capitalists who focus on games. We also try to create a real community. Our most successful venture on this front is the Women in Gaming Breakfast, which has been a mainstay for years. This breakfast will be the biggest one we’ve ever had.
We’ll also have our second annual Diversity in Gaming Breakfast at this year’s event. We strive to bring balance and different perspectives to our sessions. We hope you come to our in-person days and engage in the meals, networking and thought-leadership sessions.
We’ll close the event with our annual GamesBeat Visionary Awards, hosted by Leah Hardy, formerly of TikTok and Meta — a friend of GamesBeat for years. We’ll give awards for our Visionary and our Up and Comer.
Without further ado, here’s who we’ll have at our GamesBeat Summit 2024 event.
Here’s our full agenda for our GamesBeat Summit 2024 event on May 20-21 at the Marina del Rey Marriott in Los Angeles.
Day 1 (May 20, 2024)
Savvy Games Group CEO Brian Ward at Gamescom 2023.
12:40 pm – 12:45 pm
Emcee introduction
Lizzie Mintus, founder and CEO of Here’s Waldo Recruiting
12:45 pm – 1:00 pm
Intro panel
Dean Takahashi, lead writer for GamesBeat
Jordan Fragen, GamesBeat writer
Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer
Mike Minotti, GamesBeat managing editor
1:00 pm to 1:10 pm
Building professional resilience and adaptability
Resilient leaders, teams and organizations don’t just happen. Caroline Stokes has worked in the game industry since 1992 and knows how to anticipate and adapt to seismic market shifts. Combining neuroscience, leadership best practices and an experimentation mindset, learn how to create resilient environments to support organizational success in even the most challenging times.
Caroline Stokes, founder and executive coach at Forward
1:10 pm to 1:20 pm
In a ‘New Normal’ era for M&A and fundraising, what are your options?
Alina Soltys, founder and partner at Quantum Tech Partners
Songyee Yoon is president and CSO of NCSoft.
1:20 pm to 1:50 pm
Fireside chat with Songyee Yoon of NCSoft
TBD description
Songyee Yoon, president and CSO of NCSoft
Moderator: Dean Takahashi
1:50 pm to 2:10 pm
VTubers: A Japanese phenomenon for building audience and revenue
Discover the power of VTubers (virtual YouTubers), a Japanese phenomenon that has captivated the internet since 2020. This online presence has translated into many revenue-generating streams. You can enable your characters and IPs for social media marketing, driving game and merchandise sales while enhancing brand storytelling and audience engagement.
Jia Shen, CEO of AKA Virtual
Jia Shen is founder of AKA Virtual.
2:10 pm to 2:40 pm
Fireside Chat with Brian Ward of Savvy Gaming Group
TBD description
Brian Ward, CEO of Savvy Gaming Group
Moderator: Lisa Cosmas Hanson, president of Niko Partners
2:40 pm to 3:10 pm
New Playbooks in Gaming: From engagement to revenue in a D2C era
Ready to shake up the gaming industry? It’s time to address the pain points of developers who need help getting through tough times. Join this session to explore cutting-edge monetization strategies; learn how Discord’s savvy engagement and loyalty programs are transforming players into loyal fans and revenue streams. Step beyond traditional marketplaces with a dive into direct-to-consumer engagement models and web stores. Get insights on navigating app store complexities and crafting effective go-to-market strategies in our fast-evolving landscape.
Peter Sellis, SVP of product at Discord
Rick Phillips, chief operating officer at Coda
Moderator: Dean Takahashi
Lisa Cosmas Hanson, President of Niko Partners
3:00 pm – 3:15 pm
BREAK
3:15 pm – 3:45 pm
Answering the Call: Decoding Call of Duty’s lasting marketing success
Join Tyler Bahl, SVP and head of global marketing at Activision, and Vanessa Chang, lead of global gaming marketing, cross-platform at TikTok, for an enlightening fireside chat at GamesBeat Summit.
Embark on a journey through the ever-changing gaming landscape as we explore how Call of Duty has maintained its position as an industry powerhouse. Gain valuable insights into how the brand’s culture of creativity and experimentation has fueled its ability to retain a massive playerbase and attract new audiences.
We’ll highlight actionable takeaways that can be applied to your own marketing strategy, inspired by Call of Duty’s own innovative approach.
Tyler Bahl, senior vice president and head of marketing at Activision
Moderator: Vanessa Chang, head of global gaming business marketing, cross-platform games at TikTok
3:45 pm – 4:15 pm
Is now the time to launch D2C payments for mobile games?
As lawsuits and regulations pressure Apple and Google to further open their mobile ecosystems to direct-to-consumer (D2C) distribution and payments for game developers, publishers around the world are wondering: Is now the right time to expand into D2C?
In this panel, moderator David Vogelpohl, CMO at FastSpring, a D2C payment platform for video games, interviews three industry-leading panelists about their thoughts on mobile D2C lawsuits & regulations, what is allowed & needed to succeed in D2C today, and the future of open computing & gaming.
Stephen McArthur, founding attorney at The MacArthur Law Firm
Adam Lieb, CEO and founder of Gamesight
Liam Broza, metaverse technology influencer, open computing advocate, and CTO of Infinite Reality
Moderator: David Vogelpohl, CMO at FastSpring
4:15 pm – 4:45 pm
Lightspeed Game Changers
Moritz Baier-Lentz is a gaming partner at Lightspeed.
TBD description
Moritz Baier-Lentz, partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners
Chris Bell, cofounder and CEO of Gardens Interactive
Sophia Xing, product management and data science lead at Inworld AI
4:45 pm – 5:30 pm
Roundtable 1 – Embracing neurodiversity: Cultivating inclusive work environments
Join Mark Chandler and Jason Docton for an insightful discussion on embracing neurodiversity in the workplace, where he will share personal experiences and actionable strategies for creating inclusive policies that support individuals, whether they’re managers navigating teams or employees navigating their careers.
Mark Chandler, founder of TIGS
Jason Docton, founder of Rise Above the Disorder
Roundtable 2 – Building organizational resilience
In this collaborative session, leaders are invited to share their experiences of creating resilient teams and organizations for a positive impact on the bottom line during tough economic times. This roundtable is a win-win: Covering areas including talent retention, innovation, and growth, you’ll learn from other leaders and gather key, actionable concepts to take back to your team. At the same time, you’ll help inspire others to build a more sustainable company and industry for everyone to prosper.
Caroline Stokes, founder and executive coach at Forward
Roundtable 3 – A conversation about options in today’s ‘New Normal’ era for M&A and fundraising
TBD description
Alina Soltys, founder and partner at Quantum Tech Partners
Roundtable 4 – Leveraging external development to build games that meet the needs of today’s players
The games industry is rapidly evolving, driven by the changing needs of younger generations, the evolution of games as a platform, and the growth of new gaming destinations. This often equates to higher budgets and more scalability in resourcing. Developers are expanding their work with service providers and freelance talent to deliver games that meet the needs of today’s players. This Roundtable will drive conversation around the changing external development landscape, how companies are unlocking the freelance talent goldmine, the ups and downs of working with external partners, and best practices in building amazing games with external studios.
Jason Harris, chief commercial officer at Devoted Studios
Cindy Airey, vice president of business development at Devoted Studios
Dean Takahashi and Mark Chandler play games together.
Roundtable 5 – Title TBD
TBD description
Alena Alambeigi, vice president of marketing and digital publishing at Limited Run Games
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Reception
8:00pm
Dinner
Day 2 (May 21, 2024)
8:30 am – 9:50 am
Women in Gaming breakfast: How gaming is driving positive global change (Sponsored by Xsolla)
During times like these, it is easy to focus on the negative. Yet, many organizations and developers are focusing on how their initiatives and games can make the biggest social impact around the world. What are organizations doing to ensure continued momentum on the social impact front? How can core systems (i.e. game engines, others) help accelerate and amplify the impact that game developers can have with their games? As a game developer, what choices or sacrifices must be made to balance survival with social good?
Jen Premisler, MasterCard
Bryna Dabby Smith, CEO of Brass Lion Entertainment
Susanna Pollack, president of Games for Change
Moderator: Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer
9:50 am – 9:55 am
Emcee welcome
Zsuzsa James, senior trade commissioner at the Consulate General of Finland in LA
9:55 am – 10:00 am
Opening intro
Mike Minotti, GamesBeat managing editor
GamesBeat’s Mike Minotti hams it at the media table. Want to join him?
10:00 am – 10:30 am
TBD panel description
Ron Scott, Xsolla
Moderator: David Stelzer, president at Xsolla
10:00 am – 10:30 am in ROOM 2
Esports: The power of growing the community
With 3.3 billion gamers worldwide, the video games industry is worth an estimated $184 billion. In a market increasingly driven by engagement and retention, it’s more important than ever to deliver unique experiences and build sustainable communities.
Esports not only gives core players more opportunities to compete, watch, and win in their favorite titles but also serves as a proven method for publishers to grow their audience around a title.
Join ESL FACEIT Group’s Chief Strategy Officer, Mike Sepso and Electronic Arts’ Senior Director of Esports Brand & Marketing, Monica Dismore, for an insightful conversation on the value proposition of esports as an engagement and retention tool, the importance of building generational fandom, and how to bring communities together through a connected experience.
Mike Sepso, chief strategy officer, ESL FACEIT Group
Monica Dinsmore, senior director of esports brand and marketing, Electronic Arts
Moderator: Jordan Fragen, GamesBeat writer
10:30 am – 11:00 am
Fostering community in games during challenging times
Tencent’s Amir Satvat and Devoted Studio’s Ninel Anderson speak at GamesBeat Next 2023.
Alex Gombos, Christina-Marie Drake, and Amir Satvat discuss effective strategies and key insights for uniting gamers during, arguably, the most difficult period the industry has faced. Discover actionable takeaways that you can apply to your own career and organization to build a resilient games community.
Amir Satvat, business development director at Tencent
Alex Gombos, former recruiting manager at PlayStation
Christina-Marie Drake, former recruiter at Naughty Dog
Moderator: Sarah Parvini, former staff writer at the Los Angeles Times
10:30 am – 11:00 am in ROOM 2
Gaming’s Rising Stars: Developers building businesses on Roblox
Finding the right audience, tight development timelines, challenges building for multiple platforms, layoffs and high costs are plaguing the gaming industry. Amid this sea of bad news, there are some bright spots, and making games on the Roblox platform is one of them. Some of the developers on the platform are the entrepreneurs of a new generation. In this session, three leading studio heads will delve into building a successful business on the UGC platform. They’ll share common challenges and proven solutions, explore their creation playbooks on building the next big hit, and discuss monetization opportunities to expand your business into the world of Roblox.
Clarence Maximillian, founder at Maximillian Studios
Anne Shoemaker, founder and game designer at Fullflower Studio
RynityRift, Roblox UGC creator
Moderator: Dean Takahashi
11:00 am – 11:30 am
Building better games and a games business
TBD panel description
Ed Fries, founder of 1UP Ventures
Mike Morhaime, CEO of Dreamhaven
Moderator: Eric Goldberg, cofounder of Playable Worlds
Mike Morhaime is CEO of DreamHaven.
11:00 am – 11:30 am in ROOM 2
Fireside Chat with Kim Kunes of Microsoft
TBD description
Kim Kunes, GM of Xbox trust and safety at Microsoft
Moderator: Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer
11:30 am – 12:00 pm
TBD fireside chat
Carter Huffman, CTO at Modulate
11:30 am – 12:00 pm in ROOM 2
AI and games
TBD panel description
Purnendu Mukherjee, founder and CEO at Convai
Marguerite deCourcelle, CEO at Blockade Labs
Moderator: Ghaith Mahmood, partner and co-chair of Video Game and Esports and lead of AI Task Force Practice, Latham & Watkins
Marguerite deCourcelle, CEO of Blockade Labs.
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
Small Screens, Big Business: Scopely leaders discuss the road to mobile game success
Join Scopely executives Walter Driver (co-CEO), Javier Ferreira (co-CEO), and Tim O’Brien (Chief Revenue Officer) for a lively conversation on the journey of building a leading global games business. Now the top mobile games company in the U.S., Scopely is fresh off an incredible growth year – which included launching the No. 1 game of 2023 with Monopoly Go! debuting cross-platform versions of hit party royale title Stumble Guys, continuing to innovate long-time beloved franchises such as Star Trek Fleet Command and Marvel Strike Force, and getting acquired for a record-breaking $4.9B. But Scopely’s path to success has been anything but linear. Hear from the company’s top executives on the lessons learned over the past decade, pivotal decisions that unlocked new opportunities, and how they’ve created a culture that embraces failure to drive the future of play forward.
Walter Driver, co-CEO of Scopely
Javier Ferreira, co-CEO of Scopely
Tim O’Brien, CRO at Scopely
Moderator: Dean Takahashi
12:00 pm -12:30 pm in ROOM 2
The brave new frontier of gaming: UEFN and other emerging platforms
Alex Seropian was the cofounder of Bungie and waded into the deep end of triple-A games with Halo. He has had a long career in gaming and each time has been deliberate about his next move. He moved into mobile shooter games with Industrial Toys. And now his Look North World game startup is focused on UEFN games, Epic’s Fortnite platform for creators/UGC. Yon Raz-Fridman, CEO of Supersocial, will quiz Seropian about this journey and talk about his own contrasting focus on making different kinds of games on Roblox.
Alex Seropian, CEO of Look North World
Moderator: Yon Raz-Fridman, CEO of Supersocial
Alex Seropian is CEO of Look North World.
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Diversity & Inclusion in Games: Actions speak louder than words (Sponsored by the Entertainment Software Association)
ESA senior vice president of communications and public affairs Aubrey Quinn will lead a panel discussion with representatives from ESA member companies where they will share examples of how they are creating more inclusive games for a diverse player community, and showing up for an increasingly diverse workforce.
Farah Sutton, director of diversity and inclusion (D&I) at Riot Games
Amy Lazarus, director of player inclusion and product equity at Electronic Arts
Moderator: Aubrey Quinn, senior vice president, communications and public affairs at the Entertainment Software Association
12:30pm – 1:30pm
Roundtable – AI and UGC in games
Many executives in the game industry hope that AI will be the silver bullet that helps reduce costs. Is AI the silver bullet? This roundtable will be a lively discussion that explores the current state of AI in game development, what the future holds, the IP legal battles that will emerge, and what efficiencies can be gained by using AI in game development today and in the future. Will we see the team sizes in development go down over time? What impact will it have on UGC?
Rich Vogel, founder and studio head at T-Minus Zero
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Fireside Chat with Warren Spector of OtherSide Entertainment
TBD description
Warren Spector, chief creative officer at OtherSide Entertainment
Moderator: Dan “Shoe” Hsu, former editor-in-chief at GamesBeat
Dan “Shoe” Hsu
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm in ROOM 2
TBD panel name
TBD description
Perkins Miller, CEO of Fandom
Larry Hryb, a.k.a Major Nelson, former director of programming for the Microsoft gaming network Xbox Live
Moderator: Mike Minotti, GamesBeat managing editor
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm
The future of Web3 games: Retention, discovery and bridging to the mainstream
TBD panel description
Joseph Cooper, CEO at Earn Alliance
Dan Nikolaides, CTO at Studio369
Canaan Linder, CEO of Stardust
Moderator: Jason Nelson, technology reporter for Decrypt Media
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm in ROOM 2
TBD fireside chat
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Mark Jacobs is CEO of Unchained Entertainment.
Redefining “massively” in MMOs: How many players can you fit in an online multiplayer game
TBD description
Mark Jacobs, CEO of Unchained Entertainment
Rashid Mansoor, CEO of Meta Gravity
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm in ROOM 2
The future of game discovery
14,532 Steam games, 834 Sony PS5 games, 631 Microsoft XboxOne games, and 1,185 Nintendo Switch games. That is the by platform breakdown of the number of PC and console games released into the marketplace in 2023. Was your studio’s game among them? Did players find your game? How did they find it? A panel of gaming experts and innovators discuss the evolution of game discovery – what’s working, what isn’t and how best to reach your players in 2024.
Craig Mitchell, vice president of marketing at Warner Bros. Discovery
Asaf Gazit, CEO of Ludeo
Moderator: Yoshio Osaki, president of IDG Consulting
3:00 pm to 3:30 pm
BREAK
3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
The evolving structure of the games industry
Carry1st founders Lucy Hoffman, Cordel Robbin-Coker (right) and Tinotenda Mundangepfupfu.
TBD panel description
Steve Chiang, president at Fortis Games
Tim Morten, CEO of Frost Giant Studios
Sibel Sunar, Fortyseven Communications
Lucy Hoffman, COO of Carry1st
3:30 pm – 4:00 pm in ROOM 2
TBD panel description
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Hollywood and Games
TBD description
Derek Douglas, head of video games at CAA and investor at Connect Ventures
Maureen Fan, CEO of Baobab Studios
Josh Yguado, CEO of Jam City
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm in ROOM 2
Fireside Chat with Marc Whitten of Unity
TBD description
Marc Whitten is general manager of Unity.
Marc Whitten, chief product and technology officer at Unity
Moderator: Mike Vorhaus, CEO of Vorhaus Advisors
4:30 pm to 5:00 pm
GamesBeat Visionary Awards
TBD description
Host: Leah Hardy, global marketing leader
Conversation room agenda
Sheloman Byrd is the new COO at Streamline Media Group.
Emcee: Elizabeth Olson
10:00 am – 10:30 am
TBD description
Dom Cole, co-founder of Left Fielder Media
Sheloman Byrd, chief operations officer at Streamline Media Group
10:30 am – 11:00 am
TBD description
Alexey Menshikov, CEO of Beatshapers
Dom Cole (left) and Stephen Philms of Left Fielder Media.
11:00 am – 11:30 am
TBD Lucy Hoffman
11:30 am – 12:00 pm
From Developer to Distributor: How to break free from the platforms
Everyone’s talking about web shops and alternative payments. But the truth is, direct-to-consumer isn’t a new trend in gaming – Riot, Epic and others have been leading the way for years. In this talk, you’ll get insider information on how Riot built and grew League of Legends’ first-party distribution strategy – which gives them full access and ownership to their most engaged users (without having to pay Steam, Apple, or Google a cent). That includes their custom launcher, Arcane, and leading global esports franchises. No matter if you’re a PC or mobile game developer, Riot’s D2C strategy is one you’ll want to hear and apply to your own game.
Archie Stonehill, head of product at Stash
12:00 pm – 12:30 pm
TBD description
Susan Cummings, CEO of Tiny Rebel Games
Tipatat Chennavasin, general partner of Venture Reality Fund
12:30 pm
LUNCH BREAK
1:30 pm – 2:00 pm
Unions in gaming
TBD description
Warren Spector is chief creative officer at Otherside.
Jakin Vela, executive director of the IGDA
Zeke Alton, voice and on-camera actor, activist, SAG-AFTRA Interactive Media Agreement Negotiating Committee Member
2:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Rethinking the Engine: Godot – A powerful alternative for modern studios
This session explores Godot, the rapidly growing open-source engine that’s attracting major studios. Discover its benefits: flexibility, ownership, and cost-efficiency compared to traditional options. We’ll delve into Godot’s thriving community and its evolution into a professional powerhouse.
Pablo Selener, managing director of W4 Games
Jordan Fragen.
2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
Remote work
TBD description
Jing Wang, VP of product at Fortis
Kevin Hovestad, founder at Blue Sky
3:00 pm
BREAK
3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
Paving the way for the next generation of game developers
TBD description
Jim Huntley, associate professor and head of marketing for USC Games
Moderator: Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer
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