Six women you need to watch behind the scenes in esports –

The world of eSports is not limited to talented gamers and charismatic streamers. Also, behind the scenes, women show all their strength and competence, hold leadership positions and guide companies and projects to success. In this case, Enemy I’ve listed five so you can follow the work.

Marina Leite

Marina is a respected esports lawyer and businesswoman. Market entry took place in 2016. ProGaming Esports† In 2019, he led the rebranding of ProGaming, which would later become Prodigy Esports. vorax and featured top teams in various modalities.

Currently Director of Marina Esports freedom and under its umbrella there are men’s and women’s teams VALORANTS challengers† CBOL† CS: GO† free fire† wild canyon and more.

The organization run by Marina is also known for providing a good structure to its teams.

Kenya Toledo

Also affectionately referred to as “The Real Mom” ​​by CS:GO fans, Kênia casN† He runs the brand, which bears his son’s nickname, and makes all major decisions within the company.

With Kenya as CEO Fallen Game CompanyAs reported by Exame magazine, the company grew by 300% between 2019 and 2020, with sales of over BRL 10 million per year.

For the titular players, he was also responsible for communication and collaboration with Valve, which many believed was impossible. From this link, the official collections of CS:GO and Dota 2Bee fallen store†

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Cherry is a perfect example of how a multitasker works. He’s done it all in the eSports scene and nailed most of the projects he wanted to do. His fame mainly comes from being a level 1 professional player. Rainbow Six: Siegebut after his retirement, he proved that he could contribute more to esports.

as CEO black dragonssaw his organization ranked the best in Brazil in the Esports Brasil Award in 2018. His influence was so overwhelming that he was named the first NIKE Gaming Ambassador and made the Forbes Brazil Under 30 list.

He also recently launched his own podcast, “QFasePodcast“and project”he plays the gamewhich encourages the actions of women in esports.

Rafaela Arnoldic

For most esports experts, Rafaela or Rafa was the social media of esports organizations and also players clubs† He is currently the Communications and Public Relations Coordinator at GC.

Rafa is considered a reference for social reasons, both in the field of communication and within electronic sports. No wonder he was invited to be part of the faculty of the THE360 Esports Management course, which emphasizes inclusion and diversity.

His projects are even recognized internationally. Two of them, namely Vivo’s “eQuality” and Greenpeace’s “Publishers in Danger” campaigns, won gold and silver lions at the famous Cannes advertising festival.

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It is almost impossible to find anyone better to represent the class of journalism than Branca Galdino. owner N9NE CatsBranca specializes in public relations in electronic games and sports.

He recommended the best and the best of his career: FalleN, NOISY† EXPLOSION† MIBR… the list is long. To date, this has not changed and the client list is full 00nation† cold temperature† Tone power and your organization HeroBasic† Bank of Brazil† nobru† To flow† Previously† Los Grandes† AfroGames†

To learn more about the work of the professional, it is easy to find some interviews with them on YouTube.

Jessica Liar

When it comes to photography, Jessica Liar is one of the leading female exponents of the esports scene. The photographer is known for his work in various modalities. garena also free fire and teams like Liberty.

Always striving for the vocal class of esports photographers, Jessica has worked with over 200 creators, 100 brands and 150 professional gamers, according to a survey conducted by the photographer herself. you can follow him Twitter† instagram and your personal website.