Mark is the CEO of GSN, leading both the GSN games business and our television network, known as “The Game Show Network.” A father of three teenage girls, Mark is reportedly “incredibly embarrassing” and “like, has no clue."

As the GM of the Bingo Studio, Jeff leads the team behind Bingo Bash. This one-time polka-dancing champion also loves restoring vintage muscle cars.  

Jaim leads the team behind Solitaire TriPeaks, ensuring a strong product strategy that delivers a fun and challenging game for players. All it took was 10 years of playing golf to get his first hole-in-one!

Peter is responsible for corporate reporting, tax, compliance and oversight for all of our local and international games businesses. Peter is a father of 2, an avid sports fan and coach (baseball, soccer & cricket) and sometimes has mixed allegiances on who he supports.

Susan leads the global IT and Facilities Teams, along with systems engineers supporting critical systems. Time spent with her dogs is never wasted, enjoys capturing perfect moments in photos, and loves any and all games.

Pete is GSN's Chief Financial Officer and is responsible for all aspects of financial planning and analysis, financial reporting and compliance, IT, Facilities, Network Operations, and Human Resources.

Jeremy oversees WorldWinner and GSN.com. He’s on his second tour with GSN, having first joined the WW team in 2001. Jeremy is an avid golfer and despite being born in New England, he’s a die-hard Miami Dolphins fan.

Doug oversees corporate development for GSN games and television and manages Business Development, Business & Legal Affairs, Digital Advertising, and Data teams.

Peter leads our human resources and recruitment teams. While Peter, his wife and their pair of Westie dogs have lived in England, Paris, Madrid, Geneva and San Francisco, they are Brits through and through.

Miles heads the legal department at GSN Games. His competitiveness and desire to win spans all aspects of his life, including litigation, poker, fantasy sports and weight-loss bets. This likely comes from coaching youth athletics.