Gaming Leaders of Tomorrow Event Announced

Business

06 February 2024 15:46

McDonald's and Gen.G announced the expansion of their "Gaming Leaders of Tomorrow" program. The program will focus on the Eastern Shore region. Martin Kim, Chief Revenue Officer at Gen.G stated "We are honored that a brand like McDonald's sees Gen.G's longstanding commitment to the collegiate and education space. Real life experience is a great teaching mechanism; we hope to give students the professional experience they need to get a leg up as they enter the workforce."

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Gaming Leaders of Tomorrow Event Announced

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06 February 2024 15:46

Tags: Gen.G McDonald’s

McDonald's and Gen.G announced the expansion of their "Gaming Leaders of Tomorrow" program. The program will focus on the Eastern Shore region. Martin Kim, Chief Revenue Officer at Gen.G stated "We are honored that a brand like McDonald's sees Gen.G's longstanding commitment to the collegiate and education space. Real life experience is a great teaching mechanism; we hope to give students the professional experience they need to get a leg up as they enter the workforce."

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