IGA Worldwide is the world’s leading in-game advertising network. IGA enables advertisers to target millions of highly engaged consumers playing games across a wide range of gaming platforms and genres.
IGA Worldwide was selected by Sony Computer Entertainment as the first in-game advertising provider for the PLAYSTATION®3 and is partnered with leading game companies such as Activision, Atari, Codemasters, Electronic Arts, id Software and Valve Software. The company has delivered campaigns for a broad range of brands such as 20th Century Fox, Gillette, Intel, McDonald’s, Puma, Toyota, and Unilever.
Financials
| Date | Type | Amount | Investors | Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07/01/07 | Series B | 25M | Unknown |
People
Chris Deering (Board Member)
Justin Townsend (CEO & Co-Founder)
Peter Bilotta (President & COO)
Christian Vry (CSO & Co-Founder)
Bruce Nelson (Board Member)
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