The Nordic Game Exec Summit returns this November during NG21 Autumn, to once again bring together games industry executives from the region and abroad to meet and discuss current industry challenges.
The event will start with a half-day, invite-only event on Tuesday, 2 November, and conclude with an opening keynote for NG21 Autumn on 3 November. The live streamed panel will feature some of the most influential leaders in the Nordic games industry and be moderated by Anette Ståløy, CMO of Norwegian studio Dirtybit and co-founder of Women in Games Norway.
Nordic Game Exec Summit 2021: Creating great teams
The Exec Summit at NG19 focused on one of the biggest on-going issues facing developers: Recruitment. Hosted by industry veterans Tobias Sjögren and Anette Ståløy, fifty participants representing game studios, publishers, educational institutions and other relevant organisations shared their experiences in a series of panels and group discussions.
This year’s event will explore the foundation of a successful, high performance business – great teams and company culture – with Tobias Sjögren and Anette Ståløy returning as hosts. They welcome games executives from the region and abroad working closely with building and managing teams to join the Nordic Game Exec Summit.
“I am really looking forward to gathering execs from the industry again now in November. Creating and managing great teams has always been a hot topic, and a topic that’s probably more important now than ever before,” says Nordic Game Exec Summit co-host Anette Ståløy. “Our goal is to create an inspiring arena for open and honest reflections and discussions. What did we learn during the pandemic, what will be the main challenges in this new reality?”
What would you like to discuss?
Your input for this November’s Nordic Game Exec Summit is most welcome; please submit your suggestions here.
Note: Kindly include your contact details as well to flag your interest in attending the Nordic Game Exec Summit on 2 November. Further details will be published closer to the event.
When and where
The Nordic Game Exec Summit 2021 will take place on Tuesday, 2 November (the day before NG21 Autumn begins) at Malmömässan in Malmö, Sweden.
How do I participate?
The Nordic Game Exec Summit is limited to people in executive roles and by invitation only. Participation is free-of-charge, but registration for NG21 Autumn is mandatory. Seats are limited and will be allotted closer to the event.
To contact the organisers, please use the Nordic Game Exec Summit suggestion form here and include your contact details.
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About the Nordic Game conference
Nordic Game is the leading games conference in Europe, and 2021 marks its nineteenth and twentieth editions. Gathering thousands of industry professionals in the spring and autumn each year, Nordic Game is the one and only “home turf” meeting place for the highly successful game developers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Nordic Game doubles up again following our spring edition last May with NG21 Autumn and the Nordic Game Expo on 2-7 November, expanding Nordic Game 2021 into a hybrid event, both online and on-stage at Malmö Convention Center, as well as launching a new consumer-oriented expo in the same venue in Malmö, to share the excitement of making games with a wider audience.
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