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Emmy Award-winning creative executive and entrepreneur Anthony Gaud brings over two decades of experience in the gaming, entertainment, and esports industries. He has collaborated with iconic franchises such as Marvel, Star Wars, Kingdom Hearts, Epic Mickey, Transformers, and Reboot, contributing to their growth by creating and enhancing their IPs through innovative designs, concepts, and gameplay. Gaud’s executive expertise spans renowned organizations including Hasbro, Comcast, Microsoft, Disney, and Nexon, where he has driven groundbreaking projects and initiatives. As Co-founder and CEO of Gaud-Hammer Gaming Group (G3) and Esports Illustrated, he currently leads the Real Money Video Gaming (RMVG) industry, providing game developers and esports organizations with cutting-edge technology and media platforms to unlock revenue opportunities while shaping the regulatory framework for the future of iGaming. Previously, Gaud held leadership roles at The Walt Disney Company, overseeing creative efforts at Disney Interactive for products across Asia and North America. He also developed successful mobile games like Stage Rush with Imagine Dragons and Tree Story with the US Forest Service, blending entertainment with support for charitable causes. Gaud’s entrepreneurial successes in television include founding Kabillion, one of Comcast’s first VOD channels, which premiered the Emmy-winning series I Got A Rocket, and co-founding DAG Entertainment, which produced the award-winning shows Dragon Booster and Growing Up Creepie. Earlier in his career, he contributed to iconic gaming franchises like Asheron’s Call and served as a key creative force behind the Transformers: Beast Wars TV series and toy line, as well as the world’s first fully computer-animated TV series, Reboot. With a blend of creative vision, technical expertise, and sharp business insight, Anthony Gaud continues to drive innovation at the intersection of gaming, media, and emerging technologies like aviation. As an advisor to Rutgers, Stockton, Seton Hall, and Atlantic Cape Community College, as well as the American Heart Association, he further solidifies his status as an industry trailblazer.