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We’re pleased to announced that the top leaders of Scopely will talk at the GamesBeat Summit 2024 event about the enormous success of Monopoly Go, a hit mobile game that generated $2 billion in revenue just 10 months after launch.
Walter Driver and Javier Ferreira, co-CEOs of Scopely, and chief revenue officer Tim O’Brien will speak on a panel at our summit, which takes place in Los Angeles on May 20-21 at the Marina del Rey Marriott. You can also sign up here to attend using You can get 25% off with this discount code: gbs24dean25.
(Brian Ward, CEO of Savvy Games Group, the mobile game company that Savvy Games Group bought for $4.9 billion a year ago — will also speak at GamesBeat Summit). Monopoly Go’s is pretty rare at a time when much of the game industry has been suffering through layoffs.
But it’s a sign that while times are challenging, there are still rewards for companies that persevere. Monopoly Go took a total of seven years to come to the market, and its success is an example of resilience and adaptation, which is the theme of our conference.
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GamesBeat Summit Call for Speakers
We’re thrilled to open our call for speakers to our flagship event, GamesBeat Summit 2024 hosted in Los Angeles, where we will explore the theme of “Resilience and Adaption”.
Apply to speak here
Javier Ferreira (left) and Walter Driver are co-CEOs of Scopely.
The game had a tough gestation, with development stretching across seven years. Scopely has 2,300 employees, and that gives you a sense of scale of game development. This is the kind of bet that companies are making in the modern age of gaming.
Women in Gaming Breakfast and Diversity in Gaming lunch
Rachel Kaser is a GamesBeat writer.
And we’re also proud to note we will have another Women in Gaming Breakfast at the summit on the morning of May 21, sponsored by Xsolla. And we’ll also have a Diversity in Gaming lunch on May 21.
Indie game devs at companies with fewer than 25 people can sign up here. And for the first time we have an indie sponsorship package listed for Rising Stars.
Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer, will once again moderate a panel for the breakfast. We’re still figuring out the exact topic and panelists for the session during the breakfast, which is focused on women.
We’re also happy to have key women speakers at our event, including Lisa Cosmas Hanson, president of Niko Partners will moderate the session with Brian Ward, the CEO of Savvy Games Group.
Our speakers include Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat; Dean Takahashi, GamesBeat; Jordan Fragen, GamesBeat; Purnendu Mukherjee, Founder and CEO of Convai; Caroline Stokes, founder/executive coach of Forward; Mark Chandler, founder of TIGS; Songyee Yoon, president and CSO of NCSoft; Alex Seropia …
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Are you looking to showcase your brand in front of the gaming industry’s top leaders? Learn more about GamesBeat Summit sponsorship opportunities here.
We’re pleased to announced that the top leaders of Scopely will talk at the GamesBeat Summit 2024 event about the enormous success of Monopoly Go, a hit mobile game that generated $2 billion in revenue just 10 months after launch.
Walter Driver and Javier Ferreira, co-CEOs of Scopely, and chief revenue officer Tim O’Brien will speak on a panel at our summit, which takes place in Los Angeles on May 20-21 at the Marina del Rey Marriott. You can also sign up here to attend using You can get 25% off with this discount code: gbs24dean25.
(Brian Ward, CEO of Savvy Games Group, the mobile game company that Savvy Games Group bought for $4.9 billion a year ago — will also speak at GamesBeat Summit). Monopoly Go’s is pretty rare at a time when much of the game industry has been suffering through layoffs.
But it’s a sign that while times are challenging, there are still rewards for companies that persevere. Monopoly Go took a total of seven years to come to the market, and its success is an example of resilience and adaptation, which is the theme of our conference.
GB Event
GamesBeat Summit Call for Speakers
We’re thrilled to open our call for speakers to our flagship event, GamesBeat Summit 2024 hosted in Los Angeles, where we will explore the theme of “Resilience and Adaption”.
Apply to speak here
Javier Ferreira (left) and Walter Driver are co-CEOs of Scopely.
The game had a tough gestation, with development stretching across seven years. Scopely has 2,300 employees, and that gives you a sense of scale of game development. This is the kind of bet that companies are making in the modern age of gaming.
Women in Gaming Breakfast and Diversity in Gaming lunch
Rachel Kaser is a GamesBeat writer.
And we’re also proud to note we will have another Women in Gaming Breakfast at the summit on the morning of May 21, sponsored by Xsolla. And we’ll also have a Diversity in Gaming lunch on May 21.
Indie game devs at companies with fewer than 25 people can sign up here. And for the first time we have an indie sponsorship package listed for Rising Stars.
Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat writer, will once again moderate a panel for the breakfast. We’re still figuring out the exact topic and panelists for the session during the breakfast, which is focused on women.
We’re also happy to have key women speakers at our event, including Lisa Cosmas Hanson, president of Niko Partners will moderate the session with Brian Ward, the CEO of Savvy Games Group.
Our speakers include Rachel Kaser, GamesBeat; Dean Takahashi, GamesBeat; Jordan Fragen, GamesBeat; Purnendu Mukherjee, Founder and CEO of Convai; Caroline Stokes, founder/executive coach of Forward; Mark Chandler, founder of TIGS; Songyee Yoon, president and CSO of NCSoft; Alex Seropia …nnDiscussion:nn” ai_name=”RocketNews AI: ” start_sentence=”Can I tell you more about this article?” text_input_placeholder=”Type ‘Yes'”]