Jeremy Dunham is a Vice President Marketing at thatgamecompany. He possess expertise in video games, game design, content strategy, game development, editing and 34 more skills. He is proficient in Japanese. Colleagues describe him as "Jeremy made an immediate impact as our Community Manager by leveraging his deep knowledge of gameplay and his experience in the media to form a comprehensive communications strategy for the studio. His work clearly highlighted the strengths of our products and built lasting bridges with our community by putting the needs of gamers first.", "Jeremy was one of my favorite people at Zipper Interactive (SCEA), he was always energetic and welcoming. He has a wealth of knowledge on all aspects of the game industry and it was great learning from him.", and "Jeremy Dunham is an industry veteran when it comes to games. He worked as a spearhead of the community team driving a multitude of different ways to engage and interact with those that love Offensive Combat. He used just about every form of social media and streams to speak with the audience. There was always an advanced plan of the beats of the next release communicated in advance to upper management. I personally never had any questions about what was going to be said in the next live stream or daily social media plug. He is a great asset to anyone that makes games and needs someone to help drive the community. Jeremy is passionate about games and is able to communicate in a way that brings followers to the games he works on. I have found it hard to find a person that loves the games as much as Jeremy AND be able to communicate with the community in the professional manner that is needed. Jeremy supported a lot of the creative design that was being worked on at U4iA. His understanding of the market place and trends of social aspects of game design are critical insight to any studio. I only wish we had enough time to implement all of the ideas that were being designed. It has been a great to know Jeremy and I wish him the best in his next endeavor. I expect to work with him in the industry again some day, hopefully sooner than later."