Chet Lucas is the Co-founder and creative director at IRONARM Games. Creating stories, lore and engaging characters has always been a passion of his but Chet’s roots started in professional gaming, streaming and managing teams at LAN centers in Southern California. Currently he’s leading the team at IRONARM in generating interesting and intuitive gameplay as well as creating genuine and authentic art concepts and game design.

A 20 year industry veteran and a hardcore gamer for life. Before settling into video games development via a few years at Finnish 3D graphics specialists Umbra, Thomas was a games journalist. He is the founding member of Finnish video games magazine Pelaaja and has written for Edge, IGN, GamesTM, Gamefan and many others. He has also hosted many video game events and events as well as created a documentary series about the Demoscene for YLE. His weekend job is being the road manager for the popular Finnish band Roope Salminen & Koirat.

Natasha is the CEO of Snowfall, a leading developer of Moomin mobile games. She is an active member of the Finnish games industry as board member of Neogames, Suomen Pelinkehittäjät Ry and IGDA Finland, as well as chairperson of The Hive – Turku Game Hub (game business center in South-West Finland). She is a researcher and teacher at University of Turku, where she teaches courses on game design and game (digital) art production.

Born in France Vincent obtain in 2010, a Conceptor Draftman degree from the Emile Cohl School. He starts working in the game industry in the Eden Games studio and a year later he starts working as a Level Artist at Ubisoft Annecy on multiplayer games for 5 years. In 2015 he moves with his wife to Canada to work on Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, For Honor and later on, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey as responsible for the Architectural Materials. During AC Odyssey production he helped build the pipeline, create benchmarks, artistic presentations and train outsourcers.

Internationally known as The Fat Man, George Alistair Sanger’s influence is hard to overestimate. Through his work, his writings, the founding of think-tanks, organizations and communities, this “legendary game audio guru’s” fingerprints are all over much of what it means today to create game audio or listen to a game. He advises businesses on Product Strategy, and was Audio Director and first audio hire at Magic Leap. Sanger’s first game score was Thin Ice for Intellivision in 1983. He received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Game Audio Network Guild (GANG) in 2015.