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PR PANEL 2023


Natalie Bahbout Account director, Swipe Right


Dean Barrett Executive chair and co-founder, Bastion


Kirsty Endfield Founder and director, Swipe Right


Mike Hendrixen Marketing and PR director, Vertigo 6


Julia Herd


Founder and managing director, Five in a Boat


James Kaye Co-founder,


Big Games Machine


Dieter Marchsreiter Owner and managing director, Marchsreiter Communications


Who better to cut through the noise of recent and future industry history than gaming’s elite PR professionals? Richie Shoemaker tunes in and drops the questions


Stefano Petrullo Founder and CEO, Renaissance


Rana Rahman Founder and CEO, Raptor PR


Alex Verrey


VP of PR and communications, Embracer Freemode


Well that was an interesting year. According to most commentators, not the best in terms of marquee games, but, as ever, plenty of evidence in the games we did get that the industry is as creative and forward-looking as ever. If nothing else, 2023 will be every bit as fascinating when we come to look back on it. It wasn’t just about the games of course. Events were back in a big way (apart from E3 of course), NFTs went away just as spectacularly, and we had the year-long soap opera of Microsoft and Sony’s custody battle over Activision Blizzard. How those played out from a comms perspective and what will shape the PR challenges in the year ahead is the subject of this month’s panel. Enjoy!


January 2023 MCV/DEVELOP | 37


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