Monday
Jun152009
Monday, June 15, 2009 at 08:39PM POSTPONED: Sean Spector of GameFly
Update: Sorry to say that Sean is sick and will be unable to join us this week. Instead, tune in to see Jason answer lots of questions from entrepreneurs with an extended call-in show. And to help Jason answer all these questions, we'll have Don Dodge in the studio, Director of Business Development for Microsoft!
Jason's guest on this week's episode will be Sean Spector, Co-Founder and SVP of Business Developlment and Content at GameFly.com. GameFly is the leading online video game rental company with millions of customers in the US. Tune in Friday @ 1pm (PDT) right here to catch the whole interview, along with the news, 'Ask Jason', and of course, the week's homework assignment.
About Sean:
Sean Spector is the co-founder and Senior Vice President of Business Development and Content at GameFly.com, which launched in November 2002. GameFly is a video game rental company that charges for membership accounts based on the number of games a customer can "check out" at a time, similar in many ways to the Netflix DVD rental service. The company carries over 6,000 titles, including both consoles and handheld systems, and has received funding from both Sequoia Capital and Tenaya Capital.
In the past, Spector has worked as a producer for Disney Online, as well as serving in the Business Development Group for Disney Interactive and Walt Disney Imagineering. Prior to launching GameFly in 2002, Spector worked as a New Media Agent at Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
Jason's guest on this week's episode will be Sean Spector, Co-Founder and SVP of Business Developlment and Content at GameFly.com. GameFly is the leading online video game rental company with millions of customers in the US. Tune in Friday @ 1pm (PDT) right here to catch the whole interview, along with the news, 'Ask Jason', and of course, the week's homework assignment.
About Sean:
Sean Spector is the co-founder and Senior Vice President of Business Development and Content at GameFly.com, which launched in November 2002. GameFly is a video game rental company that charges for membership accounts based on the number of games a customer can "check out" at a time, similar in many ways to the Netflix DVD rental service. The company carries over 6,000 titles, including both consoles and handheld systems, and has received funding from both Sequoia Capital and Tenaya Capital.
In the past, Spector has worked as a producer for Disney Online, as well as serving in the Business Development Group for Disney Interactive and Walt Disney Imagineering. Prior to launching GameFly in 2002, Spector worked as a New Media Agent at Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
Reader Comments (3)
i'm looking forward to this one. keep 'em coming!
what are the chances of getting Doug Kaye from ITconversations.com on the show or perhaps Philip Kaplan?