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We are pleased to say that we will be hosting our fifth Women in Gaming Breakfast at our GamesBeat Summit Next 2022 event on October 25th.
We hope to match our previous breakfast with more than 100 women attending. And yes, we have food again, as the event will take place in person at our event venue in San Francisco from 8 a.m. sharp to 9:15 a.m. Pacific time on Tuesday. The women-only event will take place prior to our official summit opening. (It will be a free breakfast for those who signed up for the event and it will not be broadcast online; women who have not yet registered can register with the code WIG).
Rachel Kaser, our GamesBeat writer, will moderate a panel of speakers including Latoya Peterson, chief strategy officer and co-founder of Glow Up Games (and our day one emcee); Beryl Chavez Li, co-founder of Yield Guild Games; and Tammy McDonald, CEO of Axis Game Factory and strategic advisor to Griffin Gaming Partners.
The session is titled, “How Women Can Make Their Own Success in the Gaming Industry (WIP).”
Women in the gaming industry have seen major upheavals in recent years, hand-in-hand with advances in DEI. What new opportunities are there for women to achieve their career goals? How can women in the industry pave their own path?
We look forward to hosting another breakfast (second time with real food).
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