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Linda Jaramillo

Tournament Organizer & Social Media Specialist

Gaming has given me a home in a time in which I felt lost. The number of friends and happy memories I have built over the years get me through hard times. Gaming is a home for so many people and that is what makes it so great.

Sharon Lin

ESA Foundation Scholar

Computer Science Student at MIT

It's so important to be able to find mentors who can speak on your behalf and help bring you up. I know for myself, one of the key choices I made that impacted my career was allowing myself to ask questions and to find other women in the industry with similar experiences.

Christina Kelly

Production Designer, FableVision

Other women have helped me grow in the gaming industry, and I am now on a lifelong mission to do the same.

Sam Bissonnette

Producer, FableVision Studios

Working in educational gaming, a highlight has been seeing how teachers react to our games. It's exciting to see how game based learning can transform the lives of teachers and students.

Kristen Carter

Senior Character Artist

Be prepared to stand up for yourself and your work. Work hard and don't be afraid to let your awesome show!

Amanda "Romanova" Rose

QA Analyst & Costume Creator

Don't give up. It took me 4 years to finally land a position in the industry. I went from doing reviews and costume work (just to stay close to gaming outside of playing) to doing QA for one of my companies I dreamed of being at since I was a kid.

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