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EPISODE · May 3, 2023 · 1H 21M

A Legend in the Gaming Industry - CEO/Founder Tom Dusenberry

from Antonio Bravata's Business Coaching & Optimization · host Antonio M Bravata

Tom Dusenberry is the former CEO of Hasbro Interactive, Games.com, and Atari. More recently, Tom served as COO and Board of Director member of STEM and toy company, K’NEX. As CEO of NASCAR HEAT games, Tom published the video, PC, and mobile game. Tom founded Dusenberry Entertainment in 2001.Tom has worked with great brands such as Hasbro, Mattel, Disney (Lucas/Marvel), Warner Brothers, Comcast, Sony, Microsoft, Universal Studios, Nickelodeon, PlayStation, Xbox, Apple, Android, Facebook, Monster Energy, Xfinity, Coke, Walmart, Target, GameStop, Amazon, NFL, PGA, NASCAR, FS1, NBCSN.Tom has a massive, current and relevant network with Toy and Game Industry Contacts, Corporate Partners and Top Retailers. His unique defining quality is the fact that he is energized by change and innovation and enjoys nurturing talent.http://www.dusenberryentertainment.com/If you own a business and would like to be featured on the show, email [email protected] in this episode:On The Road Wheels Up Foundationhttps://ontheroadwheelsup.org

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