Xavier Rezgui

Marketing Strategist @Pocketwhale

Beverly Hills, CA, US
EMAILS
x•••@pocketwhale.com
MOBILE NUMBERS
+91 *********19

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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2015 — Present

Marketing Strategist @Pocketwhale

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Los Angeles, CA, US

PocketWhale is a global marketing agency specializing in video games and a proud member of the New Vega Group. I have successfully developed and executed over 100 growth marketing strategies and creative campaigns for renowned video game titles, including Genshin Impact, Pokémon Pocket, the Professor Layton series, and Hatsune Miku. Many of these campaigns operated with eight-figure media budgets and were launched on a global scale. These accomplishments were made possible through collaboration with a diverse, multinational team based in Paris, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Berlin.

EDUCATION

1994 — 1997

Novancia Business School Paris

ACI NEGOCIA, International Business

1997 — 1999

Grenoble Ecole de Management

Business

2009 — 2009

The Wharton School

MBA exchange, Business

2009 — 2009

INSEAD

MBA, Business Administration and Management, General

SKILLS

Business StrategyBusiness DevelopmentStrategyProduct ManagementMarketingInternational BusinessStart-UpStrategic ConsultingManagementStart-UpsOnline AdvertisingMarket ResearchMergers & AcquisitionsEntrepreneurshipMobile ApplicationsMobile MarketingMobile DevicesVenture Capital

ABOUT XAVIER REZGUI

I am part of the first generation of gamers, starting with my VideoPac console in 1981 at the age of six. I have never stopped playing since and have made gaming my professional pursuit. Having lived in 15 countries across 4 continents, I feel at home in many places around the globe. From over 2 decades in the video game industry, I can confidently say that gaming is one of the few activities that unites people worldwide. Unlike movies, music, or books, which are often influenced by regional and linguistic factors, gaming transcends these boundaries. With the advent of the internet and online games, I am amazed to see players from South Korea, China, the United States, France, Russia, and Saudi Arabia playing the exact same games together daily. While playing, they speak the same language, use the same codes, and share a universal connection.Today, anyone with a mobile phone is a potential gamer. When you add consoles and gaming PCs to the mix, video games have undeniably become the leading cultural activity on the planet. With $200 billion in revenue, gaming is now a serious industry, always at the forefront of technological innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. This fast-paced evolution is one of the things I’ve always loved about this industry.

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