Alan Hadaya is a Senior Brand Manager @ Scopely | Video Game Marketing Professional | EA Games & MSFT Alum at Scopely. He possess expertise in marketing, management, marketing strategy, social media marketing. Colleagues describe him as "When I met Alan a few years ago, I knew that I was talking to a champion. Sometimes, clients come to me without a clear plan, which is totally fine, but Alan knew exactly what he wanted out of a creative project, he had the vision from start to finish. He also knew how to ask questions, trust the creative process and develop a roadmap of how he wanted to get from point A to point B. With Alan's support and direction, we were able to complete and successfully launch many massive Sega initiatives including the first ever Sonic Central and countless trailers throughout the years. I look forward to see what the future holds for this ambitious thought leader.", "I had the pleasure of getting to know Alan while we both worked at Electronic Arts. In that role Alan was always sharp, driven and incredibly consistent. Naturally, when I had an open seat in my marketing team Alan was the first to come to mind. While at KIXEYE he’s never given me a reason to doubt his drive and work-ethic. After a short time on the job Alan is already a crucial member of the company’s marketing efforts and will instrumental in future success.", and "Alan was a vital part of our Battlefield 4 marketing campaign and managed all the day to day logistics for events and demos. When not paying meticulous attention to details, Alan was our primary demoer and traveled across the globe to represent Battlefield 4 at numerous retail and consumer events. One of Alan's many talents is his ability to demo products and interact with fans. On multiple occasions, I would receive consistent praise from Alan's colleges informing me of how passionate and genuine he would be showcasing our brand to potential players. While Alan's ability to demo and interact with people is a vitally important skill, perhaps his greatest skill is his overall drive and desire to succeed. Alan would consistently offer to take on more responsibilities to ensure a successful campaign and in the time I've known him, I can't recall him ever saying, "no" when asked if he would help out a fellow colleague. I wish him the best of luck in his new endeavors and was genuinely sorry to see him leave. He is a go-getter and will be highly successful in his future business adventures."