Free passes and dinner makes this conference sweet for lucky winner
Mary-Margaret.com today announced the recipient
of its Serious Games Summit D.C. 2006 online VIP contest. Along with
other prizes, the winner will receive two passes to the Serious Games
Summit (SGS) D.C., taking place at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in
Arlington, VA, October 30-31.
Once again spotlighting the core
segments of serious games “ military, government, healthcare, corporate
training, and education, this year's SGS D.C. conference will explore
new ways to broaden the spectrum addressed by serious games, with
sessions featuring the talent, tools, and technology that's making this
compelling form of new media a viable means for problem-solving in any
industry.
"These days, the military, big corporations, and
educational institutions are using video games to do more positive
things, rather than using them strictly for entertainment purposes,"
said Mary Margaret Walker, CEO and president of Mary-Margaret.com.
"Serious games have become serious business for organizations in need
of creative training tools, which allow players to learn through
realistic experiences. Mary-Margaret.com recognizes this and is working
hard towards paring companies with candidates who have the expertise in
developing tools for this growing segment."
As co-sponsors of
the SGS D.C. VIP online contest for the third year, Mary-Margaret.com
is pleased to be presenting this year's winner, Eli Dickinson, an
editor at FierceDeveloper, with prizes valued at $1,800. In addition to
the two passes to SGS D.C., Mr. Dickinson will also receive dinner for
two at Chez Andree, and a complimentary one-year subscription to Game
Developer Magazine Digital Edition.
"This will be my first SGS
conference and I'm really looking forward to it," said Mr. Dickinson.
"I'm particularly interested in the way video games can affect social
change and alter public opinions. Serious games are an exciting new
medium with applications from healthcare to human rights education. I
can't wait to learn more."
The largest gathering of game experts
under one roof, SGS D.C. 2006 features over 60 conference sessions,
dynamic keynotes, notable speakers, well-known technology leaders, and
industry experts from all over the world, making this event one worth
attending.
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