Navigate

Supporters

MassDiGI welcomes corporations, foundations, schools, colleges and universities to become supporters, sponsors and partners.

  • Thank you to Microsoft, PAX East, Turbine, WB Games, GSN, Simon & Schuster’s Pimsleur Language Programs, Becker College, MTC’s Innovation Institute, Overdriver.com, Blackberry, Research in Motion, Muzzy Lane Software, Greenberg Traurig LLP, Morse Barnes-Brown Pendleton PC,  Adyen, HitPoint Studios, Pileated Pictures, HappyGiant Media, Roadhouse Interactive, Internap, Huminah Huminah Animation, Great Eastern Technology, Vivox, Lycos, Gamesville, Adobe, Stomp Games, Boston.com, BostonTweetUp and WGBH’s Innovation Hub for their support.
  • Appreciation is also extended to our regional games community partners at the MIT Enterprise Forum Games Circle, Boston Post Mortem/IGDA Chapter, Boston Indies, Boston Unity Group, Boston Festival of Indie Games, Indie Game Collective and MassTLC.

To get involved or for more information, contact Timothy Loew (timothy.loew(at)massdigi.org).

Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Event & Key Supporters
Event Media & Social Media Sponsors

  • What people are saying…

    Not only did the MassDiGI Game Challenge bring together students and game developers to make games, but MassDiGI also provided numerous educational sessions drawing insights from executives in the Boston area and beyond all lending a fresh perspective on game development. It was a pleasure to participate as a mentor / speaker and to interact with such an enthusiastic group of students, who I was glad to see walk away with actionable goals and a concept to pitch to potential investors.
    Elliott Mitchell (Technical Director at Infared5 and Co-FounderBoston Unity Group
    Massachusetts is not only one of the largest digital games clusters in the United States, representing a $2 billion industry and employing approximately 4,000 people across the state, but we are also home to strong academic institutions focused on digital game design and development,” said Lieutenant Governor Murray. This presents a real opportunity for MassDiGI to promote collaboration between academia and industry, nurture existing and new talent, and strengthen the industry’s growing presence in the Commonwealth. We’re excited about the partnerships already underway and the future collaborations this new institute will foster.
    Timothy P. MurrayLieutenant Governor

    • Latest News & Announcements

    open/close

    Contact & Supporters

    Contact Us

    Supporters