Tom Rogers

Tom Rogers is a prominent media and technology executive with a career spanning over three decades at the intersection of media, technology, and public policy.12 He served as Executive Chairman of Engine Gaming and Media (NASDAQ: GAME) from 2020 to 2023.23

Rogers is known for his significant contributions to the media industry, including:

1. Creating CNBC and MSNBC, revolutionizing business news coverage.12
2. Serving as President and CEO of TiVo from 2005 to 2016, changing TV consumption habits and initiating the streaming TV era.23
3. Overseeing iconic media brands such as New York Magazine, Arts & Entertainment, and History channels.23
4. Writing key laws governing the development of today's media industry.2

Currently, Rogers holds several positions:

• Executive Chairman of Oorbit Gaming and Entertainment (since September 2023)1
• Editor-At-Large of Newsweek3
• CNBC Contributor3
• Chairman and CEO of TRget Media3

Throughout his career, Rogers has held leadership roles in various companies, including:

• Chairman of Captify (2018-2021)2
• Chairman of Frankly (2017-2020)2
• Executive Chairman of WinView Games (2016-2020)2
• Chairman and CEO of Primedia (1999-2003)2

Rogers has been recognized for his contributions to the media industry, having been inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame and the Cable Hall of Fame.1