Publishing

Amy has led marketing operations at several studios before coming to N3TWORK as NSP’s Development Director. Her previous experience includes Ubisoft, LeapFrog, and NEXON. An adaptable problem-solver and effective communicator, Amy presently leads operations of NSP’s ad creative automation and the overall creative production pipeline.

Brooke is a results-oriented marketing professional with strategic and creative versatility and a proven track record launching top performing products based on major entertainment brands. Currently the Head of Marketing at N3TWORK, she previously worked on brands like Star Wars and Marvel at Disney, and Jurassic World and Despicable Me at NBC Universal. She is consistently striving to push limits and stretch imagination.

Dan Barnes is the Chief Operating Officer at N3twork. Based on his pivotal role in the success of N3TWORK’s first-party games, products, services & operations, Dan was the natural choice to take ownership of the NSP, N3TWORK’s publishing technology platform. Dan’s new mission: helping mobile developers turn great apps into huge businesses. Prior to joining N3TWORK, Dan was the Global Head of A.R.M. at NaturalMotion, one of the most successful mobile gaming companies in the UK, acquired by Zynga in 2013 for 527 million USD.

Julie is an experienced UA manager who has managed and scaled UA for multiple games, ranging from casual to hard core. She manages UA across all networks and understands how to find the best users across all channel types. Prior to N3TWORK, Julie started her marketing career at Carat.

Kathee Chimowitz has led monetization and sales support teams in a multitude of technology and gaming companies including SuperScale, YouTube, Chartboost, CNET Networks, Gamespot, RockYou and more. A frequent speaker on publishing and monetization topics, she has been invited to multiple conferences and was on a panel about games at the Milken Institute Global Conference in 2018. Kathee was also a pioneer of defining standards for in-game advertising when on the IAB board in 2006. She was most recently the CRO at BoomBit & Play With Games.

Matt is the UA Director at N3TWORK responsible for growing its first-party titles (Legendary: Game of Heros & Tetris) alongside all scale partner games. Previously a UA director at NaturalMotion & Zynga, Matt has years of experience running UA across a wide variety of games & genres. His career started as a product marketing manager before moving into User Acquisition and from this, he has a deep understanding of the value of linking data with creative thinking to drive results.

Mary-Anne works on community, content, and communications across games at N3TWORK. Her previous work includes esports content strategy, marketing operations, and developer communications on Blizzard Entertainment's Global and Southeast Asia publishing teams.

Nat manages User Acquisition for our third-party games. Having worked in Digital agencies at Dentsu Aegis and WPP, Nat has wide-ranging performance marketing experience across multiple channels. Previously working closely on media buying strategy for global brands, as well as app-economy startups, his focus at N3twork is to help partner games scale effectively.

Pat is recognized as a business and brand builder, producer, thought leader, and strategic partner for his multiple successes in developing compelling content, strategic partnerships, and new lines of business to drive increases in revenue, profitability, and brand equity. He spent almost two decades in various VP roles at Electronic Arts, leading their Legal and Business Affairs in Europe, then Global Business Affairs, and finally heading up EA Entertainment.

As NSP's Product Manager, Thu dedicates a lot of his time to ensuring partner UX is top notch! He leads feature development and works closely with our partners.

Stephen is an avid gamer and does business development for NSP. A graduate of Duke University, he worked on corporate development and strategy at Glu Mobile before coming to N3TWORK. He is always on the lookout for potential new partners, and when it comes to mobile games, has a particular eye for spotting diamonds in the rough.