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Kate Fedashko
Hands-on producer | Gaming | Esports | Entertainment
Kate Fedashko is the Producer at Now in Space, a project aimed at inspiring people to explore space and learn more about human space exploration.12 Her LinkedIn profile username is kate-fedashko-86223465.
Now in Space Project
Kate Fedashko launched the Now in Space project with the goal of inspiring people to look up and want to explore more about space.1 The project has ambitious plans for the future:
- To become the largest library of human space exploration
- To be powered by a community of space enthusiasts and professionals2
Vision and Goals
Kate hopes that Now in Space will grow over time to achieve its objectives. She appears to be passionate about space exploration and education, working to create resources that will engage and inform people about space-related topics.
While specific details about Kate Fedashko's background or qualifications are not provided in the given search results, her role as Producer at Now in Space suggests she has a keen interest in space exploration and science communication.
Highlights
The first thing that caught my eye when I joined Esports World Cup Foundation to work on our mainstream marketing initiatives was that WE DO have a WOMEN’s tournament.
Yes, it's just for one game (ML:BB), but every change starts somewhere.
This tournament is happening this week. To celebrate this milestone, we are creating a lot of content for our mainstream media partners and additionally, we released one of our Player Portraits videos featuring the fearless and incredible Vivian, who plays for Team Vitality
I love everything about this video and it’s a very special project for me. Gaming should be a world for everyone who wants to play, no matter who you are, where you’re from, and definitely no matter your gender.
This is my, and our, investment to make it happen.
Many thanks to my team Levin Reyher, our partners Danny Engels, and Talent Creative for your support and amazing work.
GGWP!
UPD! and thank you Bartosz Biernacki <3 None of this would have happened without you :)
Glued to my laptop watching MSI 2024, I can't help but post this.
This week, G2 Esports 3-0’ed LPL’s 2nd seed TES. Days earlier, they also secured a 3-0 victory against PSG, who had taken 2 games from BLG, LPL’s 1st seed. Their opening MSI game was against the current League’s World Champion T1 Entertainment & Sports, and although they lost, they managed to push it to a full and very close series.
Everyone’s calling it a miracle, but I think it’s not a miracle, it is hard work, and it’s years in the making.
G2 poorly played at last Worlds with the same roster. As usual, they were flamed and cursed, and there were talks that they needed to replace half of their team, etc. They kept the same players and continued to work.
As a big believer in the Esports industry, this moment is very inspiring to me. For the first time, I'm witnessing a Western pro team not miraculously winning on the League of Legends international stage, but achieving consistency as an outcome of step-by-step practice, work, and dedication.
Thanks to Asian clubs like T1, GenG, BLG and others who never wins their games miraculously, to stay competitive, you need to raise the bar on how you operate as a Club and not only in terms of competition but also as a business. And I don’t know the numbers, of course, but I’m pretty sure that G2 is a commercially successful business.
I believe that in my time, Esports will become much bigger than it is now. You can say whatever, but it’s still a very 'green' industry, and I believe that companies like G2 will be among those who shape it.
Happy to see it in the making.
Good luck with the rest of the MSI G2 and your re-match against T1 tmrw, and huge respect to the management team Alban Dechelotte 👏 and of course, coaches and players!
