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Revealed: The GamesIndustry.biz 100 Future Talent (UK)

It's our most diverse list ever

More than 60% of this year's GamesIndustry.biz 100 winners are women, in the most diverse set of winners we've seen so far.

This year's GamesIndustry.biz 100 celebrates the rising stars of the UK games industry. With winners from multiple countries, excelling in different disciplines - from games development and publishing, to event organisation, community management and writing.

You can read profiles on every single winner right here.

The winners have all been invited to attend a special reception this evening in their honour at EGX Rezzed in London, sponsored by recruitment specialists Amiqus. Winners were decided by last year's 100, which were the most influential people working in the UK games business.

We received almost 400 nominations for this year's list, who were put forward from the wider business in a campaign that ran for over six weeks. We then recruited the judges to help us narrow fown the final 100.

And those 100 are:

Adam Boyne (Betajester)
Adam Campbell (Azoomee)
Adam and Tom Vian (SFB Games)
Albert Millis (Virtual Umbrella)
Alex Calvin (Steel Media)
Alex Moyet (Activision)
Alexandre Grimonpont (Hi-Rez Studios Europe)
Alexia Christofi (Sony London Studio)
Alice Liguori (Network N)
Alysia Judge (IGN)
Amie McKenzie (Sumo Digital)
Amrita Bharij (Rockstar)
Andrew Roper (Spilt Milk Studios)
Anisa Sanusi (Hutch Games)
Anita Wong (Indigo Pearl)
Anna Hollinrake (Dream Reality Interactive)
Antonela Pounder (505 Games)
Ashley Riza (Kuato Studios)
Bex Edmondson (Hutch Games)
Callum Langstroth (Sony London Studio)
Callum Underwood (Caffeine)
Caroline Oakes (ESL)
Cash DeCuir (Writer/Stave Studios)
Catherine Unger (Artist/Illustrator)
Charleyy Hodson (Assembly/Xbox UK)
Chella Ramanan (Freelance)
Chris Goodyear (Many Cats Studios)
Claire Bromley (Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe)
Dan Da Rocha (Toxic Games)
Danette Beatty (Ustwo)
Derek De Filippo (SIDE)
Eli Rainsberry (Freelance Sound Artist)
Eugenia Peruzzo (TT Fusion)
Francesca Mead (Ninja Theory)
Gabriela (Creative Assembly)
Gemma Cooper (Creative Assembly)
George Osborn (Gamesforum)
George Perkins (Warp Digital Entertainment)
Greg Buchanan (Buchanan Productions)
Guy Richards (ID@Xbox)
Henry Hoffman (Fiddlesticks)
Hsiao Wei [Michelle] Chen (Dibdib Studios/Freelance)
Hollie Pattison (Ripstone)
Holly Nielsen (Historian/Writer)
Holly Pickering (A Brave Plan)
Innes McKendrick (Hello Games)
Jamie Holding (NDreams)
Jen Simpkins (Future)
Jess Hider (Epic Games/Artist and Animator)
Jodie Azhar (Creative Assembly)
Joe Brammer (Bulkhead Interactive)
John Griffiths (TT Games)
Jordan Erica Webber (Journalist/Presenter)
Josephine Dalton (Creative Assembly)
Juju Adams (Devolver)
Kate Killick (Mojiworks)
Katie Tarrant (Rare)
Kieran Galaska (Yogscast)
Lana Zgombić (Bossa Studios)
Laura Martin (UKIE / Digital Schoolhouse)
Liam de Valmency (Media Molecule)
Liz Mercuri (Unity)
Lottie Bevan (Weather Factory)
Luciana Nascimento (Chucklefish)
Lucy Barnwell (Warner Bros)
Lucy James (GameSpot)
Lynne Liu (Pixion Games)
Matt Griffin (Playtonic)
Matthew Charlton (Games London)
Melissa Phillips (BAFTA)
Michael Lojko (Jagex)
Molly Carroll (Valve)
Nadine Oehmcke (NDreams)
Natalie Clayton (Freelance writer/developer)
Olivia Wood (Failbetter Games)
Peter Lewin (Purewal and Partners)
Polina Vasiljeva (King)
Rachael Gregg-Smythe (Roll7)
Rosa Carbo-Mascarell (Games For The Many)
Rosie Ball (Chucklefish)
Roz Tuplin (Games London)
Sally Blake (Ubisoft)
Sam Bateman (Xbox)
Sam Brayley (Roll7)
Sam D'Elia (BAFTA)
Samantha Kingston (Virtual Umbrella)
Seb Long (Player Research)
Sinead Oram (Hutch)
Sitara Shefta (Dream Reality Interactive)
Sophia Clarke (Unity)
Sophie Densham (Assembly/Xbox)
Steph McStea (Team17)
Tim Davies (Sheridans)
Tim Phillips (GamesAid)
Timea Tabori (Rockstar Games)
Tom Pedalino (Double Eleven)
Tom Regan (Fandom)
Wesley Arthur (Sumo Digital)
Zachary Soares (Coatsink)
Zoe Brown (Sony London Studio)

Read more about this year's GamesIndustry.biz 100 right here.

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