VGIM 2nd Birthday Drinks - Sponsored by Fifty, Renaissance PR, and The Games Rating Authority

Video Games Industry Memo is celebrating its second birthday. And once again, you're all invited to attend.

The drinks, which are sponsored by Fifty, Renaissance PR, and The Games Rating Authority, offer you a chance to meet other VGIM readers, enjoy a celebratory toast for everyone's favourite newsletter about video games and politics, and get an opportunity to hear what's next for the newsletter from VGIM Editor George Osborn.

There may even be some birthday cake, if you're very lucky...

About our sponsors

Fifty - Fifty is an AI powered audience intelligence platform that turns passion based insights into action, powering media strategies for brands and agencies, in gaming and other verticals. Using unique insights informed by social connection data, Fifty’s AI-enabled platform and expert activation teams uncover unique audience tribes and translate these into precise, omnichannel outcomes across all addressable media. With a globally scalable technology stack and a decade of experience, Fifty delivers continuously improving results for brands across verticals including entertainment, sports, gaming, luxury and our agency partners. Fifty is where passion meets precision. Find out more here.

Renaissance PR - Renaissance is a multi award-winning media communications agency, founded in 2015 by industry veteran and BAFTA member Stefano Petrullo. With the mission of creating the best environment for the games industry’s most innovative projects to succeed through strategic, measurable and curated planning, Renaissance believes in ethical communications, working with the client to ensure their creativity is experienced by the right people at the right time. Every member of the team have at least 10 years experience in the industry making Renaissance one of the most experienced pool of talents available on the videogames communication market. From a local media and content creator campaign to global outreach and strategic consultancy/planning we deliver what you need, when you need it. Find out more here.

The Games Rating Authority -The Games Rating Authority has been rating video games in the UK since 1994, administering the PEGI rating system since 2003. The GRA has a team of expert assessors who rate physical video games (boxed products). This has been required by law since 2012, when the Video Recordings Act 1984 was amended by the Digital Economy Act 2010. The GRA is designated as the statutory body responsible for rating video games supplied as physical products in the UK and it is accountable to the Department of Culture, Media, and Sport regarding its work under the VRA. Find out more here.

Code of conduct

VGIM community events are designed to be welcoming. Harassment, discrimination and abuse will not be tolerated. Breaches of the code of conduct should be reported to George Osborn. Anyone found to have breached the rules will be ejected from the event and barred from future VGIM events.

Returning tickets

If you can no longer make the event, please let us know so we can reissue them to other readers.

Got a question?

Email george@videogamesindustrymemo.com.