mcv develop awards img header Exertis Ztorm is the exclusive entrance and red carpet sponsor for the 2025 MCV/DEVELOP Awards

Exertis Ztorm is the exclusive entrance and red carpet sponsor for the 2025 MCV/DEVELOP Awards

Exertis Ztorm is going to be the exclusive entrance and red carpet sponsor at the next  MCV/DEVELOP Awards, which are being held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel on June 19, 2025.

“At Exertis Ztorm, we’re proud to sponsor the MCV/DEVELOP Awards, celebrating the creativity and innovation that drive the gaming industry forward. As a state-of-the-art digital distribution platform, we connect publishers and retailers across the globe, providing seamless access to the biggest gaming and software brands,” said William van Kerkvoorde, Managing Director at Exertis Ztorm.

“Our platform simplifies secure product distribution, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, transparency, and detailed data insights that help our partners maximise their digital offering. With our in-depth knowledge, experience and drive, our people provide trust and guidance to optimise global product and brand exposure and maximise the value throughout the lifecycle of the product,” he continued.

“Sponsoring this event reflects our commitment to empowering the industry, helping publishers expand their reach while enabling retailers to deliver top-tier digital content to players with ease. We look forward to an incredible evening celebrating the talent and success of our industry peers.”

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