Following the seed funding secured, Queens Gaming Collective has officially announced its launch, represented by 18 content creators, players and streamers.
Gaming is a lifestyle, and Queens is a global movement built for and led by diverse women dedicated to radical representation, economic inclusion, and collaboration over competition.
Alisa Jacobs, co-Founder and CEO of Queens Gaming Collective
A new female-led gaming lifestyle company Queens Gaming Collective is focused on promotion of diversity in an industry which has been traditionally male-dominated. The organisation will provide female competitors, content creators, and streamers with the tools they need to build sustainable careers in gaming and esports.
Now Queens announces it has secured $1.5 million during a seed round of financing. The seed round has been led by esports venture capital fund BITKRAFT Ventures, with additional strategic investors included the likes of Assia Grazioli-Venier and Rachel Springate, Rosie O’Neill, Amy Finnerty, Dre Hayes, and among other women business leaders and entrepreneurs. The Queens has also arranged a deal with Razer, which will be the company’s official peripheral and equipment partner.
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