GameSquare Esports has signed a sales partnership with Even Matchup Gaming (EMG) to provide EMG with support for its esports events.
Even Matchup Gaming owns and operates major esports events, including Get On My Level, the largest fighting game tournament in Canada, and Let's Make Moves, the largest Super Smash Bros. event in the New York Area.
Justin Kenna, CEO of GameSquare, commented on the partnership.
“We see a lot of potential in helping EMG’s team maximize their sales pipeline,” he remarked, adding,
“We believe that there are a lot of opportunities to promote the outstanding events that EMG organizes as another way to connect brands to the gaming community. We are looking forward to working with the entire team at EMG as we build GameSquare into a leading international esports company.”
GameSquare is continually seeking to acquire additional assets and entities that serve the gaming and esports markets and, more broadly, in sports and entertainment.
Its subsidiary, the Gaming Community Network, is a digital media company focusing on the gaming and esports audience and is based in Los Angeles.
Joseph Cribari, director of esports at Even Matchup Gaming, commented,
“The team at GCN have been very supportive in helping us take EMG to the next level.”
“We are excited to continue building incredible esports events for our fans as things start to re-open,” he added.
GameSquare Esports Inc. is an international gaming and esports company headquartered in Toronto.
GameSquare Esports Inc. (GSQ) opened trading at $0.41 per share.