Matthew Thompson

CEO & Co-Founder @WorldSmith | Making D&D Easy

Role
CEO & Founder at Worldsmith
Location
Orem, UT, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
General Business & ManagementView LinkedIn profile

About Matthew Thompson

I am a NERD, an INNOVATOR, and a PROBLEM SOLVER.Are you a Dungeon Master? Do you play TTRPGs? Awesome, we\'re friends already. I am the Founder and CEO of WorldSmith, a company dedicated to making life easier for Dungeon Masters and TTRPG players everywhere. We provide tools to streamline game prep, from world-building and adventure planning to character creation and beyond—because D&D is awesome, and storytelling should be epic, not exhausting.All my experiences brought me to where I am today. I’ve launched and scaled products, managed $100M+ budgets, and developed AI-powered tools that make complex processes simple. Whether it’s leading startups, optimizing financial models, or coding my way out of a problem, I’ve always focused on creating solutions that make life easier.For now, I spend my days making WorldSmith the go-to toolkit for TTRPG players. Want to chat about world-building, business, or just geek out over D&D? Let’s roll the dice and see where it goes. 🧙‍

Experience

  1. CEO & Founder

    Worldsmith

    Jan 2022 — Present · Provo, UT, US

    I founded a Tabletop gaming website to help players build impressive maps, puzzles, monsters, and more

Education

  • Sandbox

    Master of Science - MS, Computer Science

  • Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business

    Bachelor of Science, Business Strategy; Minor, Computer Science

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