Barry Dorf has worked in the games industry for more than 18 years. He’s currently the head of strategic partnerships and business development at DeNA where he's responsible for initiating and fostering the relationships between a range of licensing partners such as Hasbro and the NFL. Dorf’s role also includes conducting external developer outreach to enhance DeNA’s portfolio of games while also seeking strategic initiatives to expand DeNA’s business beyond gaming with other internet and communication services.

Prior to his current role at DeNA, Dorf was the Senior Director of Third Party at the company where he oversaw third party for DeNA’s Mobage gaming platform in the West. He's launched over 50 third-party games and supervised development of the Mobage Developer Portal. Prior to DeNA, Barry co-founded the social gaming network, GameStrata, and he spent 12 years at Electronic Arts working on the Madden NFL video game franchise and the Pogo platform.

Chris Early joined Ubisoft’s San Francisco office in February 2010 as vice president of digital publishing. Early spearheads Ubisoft’s digital publishing initiatives, where he oversees digital game commerce, operations and player engagement in North, South and Central America territories.

Early brings an impressive breadth of experience with prior roles at Microsoft, most recently serving as the general manager for Windows Gaming Technology where he led development efforts designed to extend game experiences across multiple platforms and grow Microsoft's casual and core gaming audiences. Early also served as president and chief operating officer of GameSpy and executive vice president and general manager of Mplayer. Early’s entrepreneurial exploits include founding Corporate Computer Rental and being a ComputerLand franchisee.

Early holds a BA in Economics and a BA in International Management from Claremont Men's College.