In association with


develop 100 FOREWORD« Even with some of the success


stories in this Develop 100, the UK still needs the games production credits and other support schemes to ensure that we can compete globally on a level playing field, and we continue to urge the European Commission to green light them as soon as possible. We must stop our growing clusters around the UK from disappearing and we need to make sure we encourage our creators to stay in the UK. We also need to secure the


talent pipeline coming into the industry, which is why we set up the Next Gen Skills campaign to get computer science back onto the curriculum. We continue to campaign for art and sciences to be considered as the ideal blend of meta-skills and for more diversity entering and remaining in our workforce. Our new student membership


scheme will bridge the gap between university and


New technologies like Oculus Rift could change the games industry in 2014


industry by opening up new opportunities and giving students the range of skills and advice they need to get the job of their dreams. This list shows that the future


can be bright for the games industry: we are a world class creative sector and are ahead of the curve for innovation. UKIE will always continue to support, grow and promote


games businesses whatever their size and shape and hope that all the companies in the latest edition of the Develop 100 will continue to be role models to others in the games industry, and shout loud and proud about the growth potential of our fantastic sector.


Email: sam.collins@ukie.org.uk Or Call: 020 7534 0580


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