DNAD News DNA Dynamics Announces New Head of Stu
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DNAD News DNA Dynamics Announces New Head of Studio
2012-08-06 09:01 ET - News Release
Industry Exec Kevin Corti to Strengthen the Management Team and to Assist with the Design and Development of Future Game and Technology Products LEAMINGTON SPA, U.K., Aug. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- DNA Dynamics, Inc. (OTC Pink: DNAD), a global developer and publisher of mobile video games and applications, today announced that it has employed industry executive Kevin Corti as Head of DNA Studios to drive the Company's future game and technology strategy. Since late 2010, DNA Dynamics has largely concentrated its business development efforts on developing and publishing a portfolio of proprietary and licensed mobile gaming titles for delivery on the iOS and Android gaming platforms. However, according to Ed Blincoe , DNA's Chairman, President and CEO, "Expanding the reach of our mobile games to new audiences via online social networking venues, such as Facebook, has been a key long term growth objective for DNA since day one. Aided by Kevin's capable direction, we will now be proactively defining the tactical steps and strategies necessary to accelerate DNA's entry into this exciting and high growth gaming arena." With more than 15 years of experience in online interactive media with emphasis in the consumer entertainment, marketing and education sectors, Corti has demonstrated proven expertise in overseeing the creation of social gaming applications, having built studio capacity on three separate occasions and delivering over 100 projects. Until recently, Corti served as CEO and Development Director of SoshiGames, a UK-based social games developer and publisher focused on music-themed games on Facebook and which partnered with numerous well known music industry companies to drive user acquisition. Prior to this, Corti founded and was Head of Serious Games at PIXELearning, where he led the acquisition and delivery of bespoke 'serious games' (B2B gaming applications designed to meet predetermined training and marketing objectives) for a slate of blue chip international clientele, which included KPMG, HP, Comcast, Raytheon and Coca-Cola, among many others.