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Matt Nutt
Games Product and Operations Leader. Ex-EA, Glu, Square Enix, Blizzard)
Matt Nutt is a results-driven leader with a strong background in e-commerce and video games, accumulating over 25 years of experience in the industry.
He began his career as an early member of the Microsoft team involved in building and scaling Expedia, which had a significant impact on the travel industry.
With 15 years of experience in video games, Matt held key roles such as VP of Operations and Studio Head at Cie Games, which was later acquired by Glu Mobile for $100M.
During his time at Electronic Arts, he oversaw multiple mobile game studios globally, managing a workforce of over 350 employees and generating nearly $250M in annual net revenues.
Matt also delved into the startup world, particularly in web3/blockchain, serving as the COO and Head of Games at Mythical Games, where he successfully raised over $200M in venture funding and grew the organization from 70 to over 300 employees.
His educational background includes a BS in Biology from the University of Washington and studies at Weber State University.
Throughout his career, Matt Nutt has held prominent positions in various organizations, including CEO at Big Viking Games, COO at Fenix Games, and VP & GM roles at Electronic Arts and Glu Mobile, among others.
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Happy to share that I've recently joined Big Viking Games as CEO to lead the very talented and passionate group creators based in the greater Toronto area (GTA!). Thank you Albert Lai for inviting me to the longhouse, and a shoutout to my fellow Jarls Bonnie Chung, Glenn Eggleton, Paul Wallmann, Ryan S., and Vincent Gillanders for helping me get up to speed and tolerating my many, many questions. We're hiring if you'd like to help us #makefans
On December 22, 2022, Mythical, Inc. initiated a lawsuit against Fenix Games LLC, Rudy Koch, Chris Ko, and Matthew Nutt in Los Angeles Superior Court, Case No. 22STCV39889. The parties have resolved the matter and entered into a confidential settlement agreement wherein no party admitted to fault or liability. Messrs. Koch, Ko, and Nutt are no longer employed by or associated with Phoenix Group or Cypher Capital, nor did they receive a $150 million investment from Phoenix Group or Cypher Capital.
