Session set to discuss commerical business models research published in Develop

Tiga to host third Playing for Keeps event next week

UK independent developer association Tiga is to host another seminar examining the UKTi’s Playing for Keeps research which has been exclusively serialised in Develop.

Taking place next week on November 22nd at S J Berwin in London, the event will see Rick Gibson of Games Investor Consulting offer a presentation looking at his research of existing and emerging commercial models. The analysis already exclusively detailed in the latest issue of Develop, available to download here, and which will be published online later this week.

A panel session featuring Jason Kingsley from Rebellion, Martyn Brown from Team 17, Rob Murphy from SCi and Nick Button Brown from EA Partners willl discuss the findings. The session will be chaired by Vincent Scheurer of Sarassin LLP and Tiga board member who was also responsible for the model contract and royalty sections of the Tiga Best Practice Handbook.

The event starts at 3pm – to attend email Stephanie.Rickwood@tiga.org.

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