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Mr. Khouri was appointed CEO of TGS on September 11, 2019. Prior to becoming CEO he served in the role of VP, Sales & Marketing. Mr. Khouri is one of the founders of TGS and has been part of the leadership team since its inception. Prior to joining TGS, Mr. Khouri drove the opening of the Elements Esports Lounge, the first esports facility in a casino in Canada.
Mr. Smyl has over eight years of capital markets and entrepreneurship experience and currently works at Asia Asset Management Inc. as n investment manager. He focuses on building and financing start-ups in the technology, cannabis, video game, esports, entertainment, heath care, and health & wellness industries, of which he has helped raise over $30 million.
Mr. Wright has broad experience working with senior management developing strategies and solutions to business issues mainly related to corporate finance, cost and risk management, and governance. He currently serves as a director of AmWolf Capital Corp., Freeform Capital Corp., Centurion Minerals Ltd., Demetra Minerals Ltd, and Good Ventures Community Contribution Corp. Additionally, Mr. Wright currently serves as the CFO for several public and private companies including: AmWolf Capital Corp., Freeform Capital Corp., Portofino Resources Inc., and Centurion Minerals Ltd.
Ms. Li is the corporate secretary of Lipont Investments Ltd., a private company that has invested in many venture businesses in industries including craft beer, esports, and medical technology. Ms. Li manages the finance and compliance matters of all Lipont’s private investments.TGS is one of Lipont’s private investments and Ms.Li was appointed as Lipont's representative on the board of directors
Mr. Mlait has served as CEO, CFO, Secretary and director of Brockton since January 26, 2018, and an audit committee member of Brockton since February 22, 2018. Mr. Mlait has served as a director and CEO of Torino Power Solutions Inc., an industrial company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange, since February 2015. From April 2011 to present, Mr. Mlait has served as CEO of Cannabix Technologies Inc., an early stage technology company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange.
Guy and Jackson have worked together since 2016, during which they have had five successful exits, three via acquisition (QuickBitcoin, Bitcoiniacs, and Xapcash) and two via public listings (TSXV:BTL, TSXV:DASH). Guy is also a founder and board member of Eli Technologies and Minehub, both of which are due to list in late 2020.
Over the last 4 years, Guy and Jackson have raised over $35m in funding and delivered $500m in investor returns. BTL was founded by Guy, Jackson, and Guy’s brother in 2015 and was joined by Ben Hoffman (current Pepper CTO) in early 2017. It delivered early investors significant returns by the time Guy and Jackson exited the company in 2018.
Guy, Jackson and Ben have a strong track record of delivering investor value, and believe they have discovered a truly unique and rare opportunity with Pepper. It is their goal to turn Pepper into the multi billion dollar opportunity that it represents, using the success and learnings of their five exits to drive investor value
The current esports experience is fragmented, forcing a player to navigate through multiple points of interaction for just one event. This leads to confusion and causes players to refuse participation
We have broken these interactions down in to five core segments
A consolidated esports experience where players interact with a single platform
KEY ACQUISITIONS TO STREAMLINE EVENT EXPERIENCE FOR PLAYERS
Founded in 2018, TGS has become a leader in esports events, sponsorship, and production.
TGS builds esports communities by facilitating connections between passionate gamers and tournament organizers
Since June 28th
Twitch Channel:
TGS owns the only Canadian produced esports radio show Airing weekly on Rogers Sportsnet.
All episodes online:
https://www.sportsnet.ca/650/the-game-show
TGS Creates custom content for Ginx TV Canada for their 24/7 esports channel.
Growth Potential:
Ginx TV has channels in 50 countries internationally.
IT'S A GAME-CHANGER. PUN INTENDED
YouTube, Twitch, Discord and many others. analysis and live leaderboards.
Support communities and players with additional ways to earn cash.
Allows users to access relevant content among peers and rivals and get updates on groups and tournaments. A place to share and communicate information about events, tournaments and games.
Host tournaments – big or small. Discover tournaments and events near you or online.
Enable communities to connect directly with players on a dedicated gaming platform.
POWERFUL DATAPOINTS
Pepper.gg collects in-depth statistical data on players and games, which provides customers with access to an unprecedented level of data for all aspects of esports including talent scouting, coaching, game analysis and live leaderboards.
POWERFUL DATAPOINTS
Pepper uses a proprietary AI engine to automatically capture game score data without having to rely on third-party API integrations or requiring players to manually upload their scores.
Competing platforms often rely on API integrations, are forced to limit their game choice, or require users to upload their scores manually which creates large amounts of player friction.
It takes less than two weeks to add new game support using our technology.
PATENT FILED Q4 2019
Registration Fees per registration. Currently over 1000 online tournaments run daily
Professional live event and production fees
Event Shops take fees from purchases made through stores
Community Funded Events take a portion of player funded prize pools for tournaments created on Pepper
Premium Player Subscription model for advanced player stats, exclusive features, & verified accounts for professional gamers
Player Data Licensing to 3rd parties including sponsors, talent scouts, coaches, professional organizations, and market research
