Born in Liverpool, England, Anthony received a first class Bachelor of Science honors degree from Lancaster University in Computer Science, majoring in Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing.
He moved to Los Angeles in 2004 and produced "Call of Duty" for Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox. In 2010, he directed and wrote the screenplay of "Call of Duty: Black Ops". In 2012, the sequel "Call of Duty: Black Ops II" which he also wrote and directed, grossed $1 billion in just fifteen days, breaking the world record as the fastest billion dollar gross in the history of entertainment. In 2018, Black Ops 4 smashed records to become the industry's fastest selling digital game in PlayStation history.
In addition to working with many senior military experts and veterans including Lt. Colonel Oliver North, he has directed many A-list celebrities such as Ed Harris, Gary Oldman, Sam Worthington, Kiefer Sutherland, Michael Keaton, Jimmy Kimmel and Evangeline Lilly.
In 2014 Anthony formed Prisoner Six Productions, a Los Angeles based production company developing both TV and movie projects. In October 2014 he was invited to become a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, a distinguished Washington DC think tank.
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He began his career as an officer in the German military, leading operations in a helicopter squadron, maintaining political and international relations, and overseeing training programs.
After leaving military service in 2012, Jan founded the marketing firm sagency in Berlin, with a focus on online marketing. Following early success, sagency expanded in 2013, opening offices in New York City to pursue business opportunities in North America and extend the agency's reach globally.
In 2015, Jan decided to pursue his personal passion for video games, founding Arcade Distillery with Luc Bernard. Under Jan's leadership, the studio has successfully launched four games on a broad range of platforms (including PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC), developed licensed projects for a variety of partners, and has plans to pursue new games promoting social advocacy. With mTw, Jan has successfully expanded his activities into eSports.

Watts has spent more than a decade and a half working across military, government, and industry, focused predominantly on the nature of future warfare and implications of complex emerging security risks.
At the Atlantic Council, he has created the Emergent Futures Lab to develop new insights into future threats by combining experimental approaches and non-traditional perspectives with established expertise. Through the Lab, he has led war-games on Baltic and Middle East security issues, defeating ISIS and developing new military concepts. He has also led research efforts on disinformation, Indo-pacific security and alternate futures resulting from technology adoption.

Florent graduated from Lille's journalism school in France, and has worked as a journalist for more than ten years. Bury me, my Love, The Pixel Hunt's first independent game, was co-produced with Figs and Arte.

Bernat focuses on the emergent trends of computational journalism and the social history of public records in the United States.

Brian is co-founder and managing director of New-York based agency CLP Strategies where he is responsible for relationships with a range of international and U.S. clients. He has two decades of communications and media experience and an extensive track record of work in Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. His experience includes profile raising; support on many M&A and IPO transactions; crisis communications; investor relations; and internal communications.
Prior to founding CLP Strategies, Brian led the New York office of emerging markets focused agency Harmony International. Before that he was a Partner at leading global financial PR agency Maitland (part of the Havas group) where he led the firm’s Natural Resources and International practices. Prior to Maitland, he was Head of the Emerging Markets and Financial Services practices at Finsbury, part of the WPP group and another leading global agency.
Brian previously worked as a financial journalist in a number of international roles, as Senior Correspondent in Europe for New York M&A-focused publication The Deal; and as the Managing Editor of The Prague Post, the leading English language newspaper in Central and Eastern Europe.
He is a former chairman of the leading think tank the Bow Group and has written extensively on a range of public policy issues.
Brian has an MBA from Columbia Business School and a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Oxford University. He speaks Russian, French, German, Spanish and Czech.

Klaus Weinmaier is a digital business expert with many years of experience in the development of user-centered strategies and products. In 1995, he co-founded Austria’s leading media platform derStandard.at, the first German language online newspaper. In 2013, Klaus started his innovation consultancy “The Engagement Lab”. Klaus deepened his expertise in the field of digital business models and user-centered innovation in 2012 during a one-year research and work stay as a Knight Fellowship Affiliate at Stanford University and received training at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Stanford School of Design (d.school). He studied Political Sciences at the University of Vienna and was a lecturer at the Hamburg Media School and at the Vienna University of Technology. After several years in Vienna, Palo Alto, Hamburg, Zurich, and Oxford, Klaus is now based in New York City.