Michael has spent his career as an operating executive and private equity investor in healthcare, education, and media, focused on how companies can achieve financial success and make positive impact in the world. In addition to his operating role at E-Line, Michael provides creative oversight of the Company’s diverse slate of impact games and is currently directing “Beyond Blue”, a game that celebrates the mystery and wonder of our ocean. Michael formerly served as the Executive Chairman of FilmAid International (an international relief organization that uses film and other media to bring critical information regarding health, security, and education to refugees and other displaced people) and on the Board of Directors of Sustainable South Bronx (a nonprofit organization that addresses economic and environmental issues in the South Bronx and throughout New York City through a combination of green jobs training, community greening programs, and social enterprise).

Alan has spent the last twenty years at the intersection of entertainment, technology and social entrepreneurship. He is currently President and Co-Founder of E-Line Media, a developer and publisher of games that help players understand and shape the world. Alan has worked on impact game projects with the Gates Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, NSF, USAID, DARPA, White House OSTP, California Endowment, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Games for Change, Google, Sesame Workshop, MIT Center for Bits and Atoms and the ASU Center for Games and Impact.

Prior to E-Line, Alan was CEO and Co-Founder of netomat, a developer of mobile-web community solutions. Before netomat, Alan was a member of the executive management team that rebuilt Activision from bankruptcy into an industry leader. At Activision, Alan supervised all product development at the company's LA studios. Titles released under his leadership include Civilization: Call to Power, Muppet Treasure Island, Mechwarrior 2, Asteroids 3D, Spycraft, Shanghai, Pitfall, Zork and Tony Hawk Skateboarding.

Before Activision, Alan worked in the film industry where he worked in development, production and post-production on numerous feature films and documentaries. As a writer, Alan was a film critic for the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong and has published articles on video games and social impact in Scientific American, Education Week, Huffington Post, Slate and Knowledge Quest. Most recently Alan co-authored, with his two brothers, Designing Reality: How to Survive and Thrive in the 3rd Digital Revolution.

As a speaker, Alan has been a featured at a wide variety of conferences throughout the world including SXSW, Sundance Film Festival, Game Developers Conference, SOCAP, DICE, Milia/Cannes, AAAS, National Academies and the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland and Dalian, China. Alan currently serves on the Board of FilmAid International and Advisory Boards for PBS Kids New Media, iCivics and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center For Educational Media and Research (Sesame Workshop). He is also on the Advisory Board and former Chairman of Games for Change.

In addition to her role as Executive Chair at E-Line, Gloria also currently serves as the President and CEO of Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC), an innovative nonprofit that provides educational and social services to Alaska Natives and American Indian people in the Cook Inlet Region of Alaska. Gloria also serves on the Board of Regents for the University of Alaska, was appointed by U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius to serve on the Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee, and is a former member of the Department of the Interior Tribal/Interior Budget Council and the Race and Ethnicity Advisory Committee of the U.S. Census Bureau. Gloria is a Fellow of the Annie E. Casey Foundation Children and Family Fellowship Program.

Larry is an executive, entrepreneur and attorney with significant experience in the entertainment and digital media industries, including a nine-year period as an executive officer of Activision, where he held several positions including Executive Vice President of Worldwide Studios, Chief Corporate Officer and General Counsel. As studio head, Larry oversaw the development and release of all of Activision’s key game franchises, including Call of Duty, Spider-Man, X-Men and Tony Hawk. As Chief Corporate Officer and General Counsel, he managed Activision’s strategic partnerships, acquired numerous businesses, and closed licensing deals with major media companies for many well-known intellectual properties. Immediately before E-Line, he served as the CEO of TuneWiki, makers of an award winning music player and social network that features lyrics as the centerpiece of personal expression (#1 app on Spotify for two years). In July 2013, Larry sold TuneWiki to Vert Capital, a private equity firm.

Carolina is convinced that games are powerful social connectors that can transform the world. Born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia, she studied Industrial Design before moving to New York in to pursue a MFA degree in Design & Technology at Parsons. Carolina joined E-Line as a producer in 2011 and she has lead the development of games that serve as multi-layered tools for learning, empowerment and social impact.

Steve has been telling stories for longer than he remembers. He’s been doing it professionally for 17 years, 9 of which have been spent in the gaming/geek/pop-culture space. Prior to joining E-Line Media in 2017 as the Vice President of Marketing, he ran the marketing communication efforts at ThinkGeek.com, Sideshow Collectibles, Quantum Mechanix, and a number of creative agencies. Steve believes that a well told story can come in many forms and has the ability to connect audiences with brands by fusing sincerity, unflinching honesty, and never playing to the lowest common denominator. His work at E-Line allows him to make good on his belief that video games have the ability to not only inspire but to transform how people interact with their world. He has no idea how he got here.

With over a decade of experience in marketing and community building for gaming, Eric's passionate about creating meaningful connections with players. And GIFs. Lots of GIFs. Prior to joining E-Line, he worked agency-side with companies like Nintendo, Activision, and GameStop to support titles from some of the biggest franchises in gaming such as Call of Duty, Mario Kart 8, and The Witcher III. Since joining the team at E-Line, Eric has led the community and asset development for a variety of projects, including Beyond Blue and Never Alone. Eric received his B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Southern California.