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Herring, Randy (Owner, Asgard Studios)
Randy Herring is a Scrum Master and Developer with 30 years of software development experience including agile
project management, programming, designing software, documenting and promoting software, creating user
documentation and web site content. He has experience in helping companies in a variety of industries develop their
products and services. Randy Herring is the owner and a programmer for Asgard Studios.
Herring, Raymond
I am the Game Designer, 3D Artist and Technical Artist for Asgard Studios. I have been involved with digital art for
over 7 years. My tool set includes Photoshop, Modo and Zbrush.
Higgenbotham, James
I got my start…well 22 years ago when I picked up my first game controller to start playing video games. I have been
covering the video game industry for almost 7 years. (Focus on Nintendo) I have covered events from E3, Comic Cons,
Round Tables, and Siege. Helped kick start Pure Nintendo magazine. Which is a digital and physical magazine and
sadly now the only Nintendo Magazine in North America.
Hubbell, Ken (Sr. Mgr. Learning Tech, Ingersoll Rand plc.)
• 27 year veteran in animation, 2D/3D entertainment, business games and simulations – Red Storm Entertainment,
the EPA, Glaxo, Raytheon Missile Systems, Lockheed Martin, Caterpillar, and the FAA.
• Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Design from NCSU and completing MS in Instructional Design and Technology at
ECU.
• 2011 recipient of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology Immersive Learning Award.
• Gamer (D&D and other role playing computer and board games) since 1977.
• Currently researching advanced techniques for business leveraging games and learning technologies to promote
innovation
Jacobson, Dov (Owner, Games That Work)
Dov Jacobson joined the game industry in 1979, developing online games for Time Warner, art games for NY
galleries, and coin-op games for - well, the Mafia. Later, as head of Turner Interactive in the 90's, he was responsible
for several briefly celebrated mainstream titles. He recently served on the game development faculty of NYU. His
boutique studio, GamesThatWork is a hub of Atlanta game talent. The studio creates specialty games for entertainment,
learning, promotion and research. GamesThatWork has won recent serious game development competitions held by
DARPA and IARPA and is now executing on those visions. At SIEGE 2012, the studio will debut "Brush Off", a lively
game for six year-olds produced for the National Institute of Health.