Responsible for leading the studio's development organization, including programming, art, design, narrative, production, audio, and service teams.

ArenaNet is a leading game developer and publisher and subsidiary of NCSOFT. ArenaNet is the developer and publisher of the Online Worlds games, Guild Wars and Guild Wars 2.

Row Sham Bow is a critically acclaimed game developer/publisher of world class, direct-to-consumer social and mobile games. The company also developed a proprietary analytics and optimization platform, SPLYT, and ultimately pivoted to focus exclusively on the analytics opportunity. SPLYT is a next generation advanced analytics platform for mobile, social, and web application developers. Row Sham Bow, d/b/a SPLYT, was acquired by Knetik Media in March 2015.

EA Tiburon is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Electronic Arts and one of two primary development studios responsible for the EA SPORTS product portfolio. EA Tiburon products include: Madden NFL, NCAA Football, Tiger Woods PGA Tour, NASCAR, NFL Street, and EA SPORTS MMA.

Responsible for the day to day operations of one of the largest game development studios in North America including: product delivery, budgeting and expense management, quality assurance, centralized services, recruiting, IT, facilities.

THQ was a leading developer and publisher of interactive entertainment with annual revenues around $750 million based on key products that include licensed intellectual properties like Disney/Pixar’s The Incredibles, Nickelodeon’s Spongebob Squarepants, WWE’s Smackdown vs Raw, and Dorna’s MotoGP and original intellectual properties like Company of Heroes, MX vs ATV, Destroy All Humans, and Full Spectrum Warrior.

As a member of the company's executive management team, I was responsible for the production and delivery of THQ's global product plan, global QA functions, and other centralized services.

Volition is a software developer of PC and console-based video games and became a wholly owned subsidiary of THQ, Inc. in September 2000. In October 2002, I was promoted to the Vice President, Product Development position at THQ.

- As a founding member of the senior management team of EA’s newly acquired operation in Seattle, I facilitated the successful post-merger integration of an independent software developer which saw its first product launch within months, the acquisition and build-out of new office space, hardware roll-outs, software licensing compliance, and administration of new benefits and policies.- Directly responsible for the project and team management of one of EA’s top products, FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 and World Cup 98, which together generated over 6 million units sold.- Coordinated and oversaw the co-development of core technology shared among software development teams in Seattle and Vancouver.

Founded by interactive entertainment industry pioneers, Manley & Associates’ software products were developed for key clients such as Electronic Arts, Activision, and Disney. Manley & Associates was acquired by Electronic Arts in 1996. As a Project Manager and Product Designer, I conceived, designed, and managed the development of several products across various hardware platforms.