- GameOn Entertainment Technologies (GET) has launched a new video series, “Behind the Ticker,” to give shareholders a look at the people driving its day-to-day business
- The series will be available on GameOn’s website and social media channels starting in October
- It will feature conversations with GameOn personnel such as advisor Tim Cahill, director J. Moses, and chief product officer Santi Jaramillo
- GameOn Entertainment Technologies is a video game ventures firm focusing on project investments in high-value e-gaming projects
- GameOn Entertainment Technologies (GET) is currently up 5.71 per cent, trading at $0.37 per share
GameOn Entertainment Technologies (GET) has launched a video series giving its shareholders a look at the people driving its day-to-day business.
Featuring authentic one-on-one conversations with GameOn investors, advisors, directors, and more, the video series is targeted towards giving existing and future shareholders and partners a way to engage with the company they’re invested in.
The series will be available on GameOn’s website and social media channels starting in October with the first episode’s release.
Matt Bailey, CEO of GameOn, commented on the company’s new content series.
“Our goal with ‘Behind the Ticker’ is to be more than just an investor deck, capabilities presentation or stock market ticker—to allow our backers, be it shareholders or partners, to connect with our people in an authentic, human way,” he said.
“Behind the Ticker” will feature conversations with GameOn personnel such as advisor Tim Cahill, former EPL and FIFA World Cup athlete; director J. Moses, from Take-Two Interactive, Grand Theft Auto, and Bet.Works; and chief product officer Santi Jaramillo from Dapper Labs.
“These conversations,” added Mr. Bailey, “will be a little about business, and a lot about people, as we dive into our key leaders’ backgrounds, motivations, passions and experiences.”
GameOn Entertainment Technologies is a video game ventures firm focusing on project investments in high-value e-gaming projects.
The company has generated revenues from gaming projects such as Pacific Rim: Breach Wars, Men In Black, and Hello Kitty.
GameOn Entertainment Technologies (GET) is currently up 5.71 per cent, trading at $0.37 per share as of 9:43 am ET.
