talents

Did Giocondo

Other

• • White
• Sao Paulo-SP

Public relations, musician, pop culture enthusiast. Brazilian, has experience working in events and strategic planning for 15 years. Excellence in conceiving, planning and leading large projects for large companies, such as Rock in Rio, Adidas World Cup, NETFLIX, Formula 1, CBF, Olympics 21. Specialist in strategy and event management with a focus on experiences, innovation and integrated marketing .

julia

streamer

• • White
• Sao Paulo-SP

I'm 24 years old, and since I was very young I've always been passionate about games, so I decided to give my professional life a new direction. I decided to combine my passion for games and entertainment to start as a streamer in the scene. Since then I started to live on twitch and I've been loving every second of it.

Yumi

Social media

• • brown
• Belém/PA

Advertising and Propaganda student at Estácio Someone who believes in the convergence between photography, video and design in order to promote a brand or a more comprehensive storytelling. Knowledge / experience in: Content planning Media planning Film production (video and photography) Content creation Coolhunter Contact: yuminegrao@gmail.com

Ana Beatriz

Talent/Influencer Manager

• • Yellow
• Sao Paulo-SP

Communications Professional with 3 years of experience in Social Media and 1 year in Community Management and Influencer Management focused on games. Communicative by nature and passionate about games. I'm looking for professional growth and challenges to reach the next level working with Communities and Games.

lis

Community Manager

• • brown
• Sao Paulo-SP

Hi, my name is Stephany and I've been passionate about the world of games since I was a little girl. From a very early age I had contact playing with my older cousins and my family. At the beginning of the pandemic, I was able to have a different vision of how to turn my passion into work, where I acted as a manager in the T3 scenario of League of Legends, where I made good contacts and evolved in the area that was presented to me, manager, since then I have deepened my knowledge and sought other areas of knowledge. In mid-2021 I had contact with FiveM, getting to know the community and understanding how everything works.

Soraia "Golfin" de Sousa

Team Manager

• • White
• Sao Paulo-SP

I build high-performance environments and structure projects that deliver results both on and off the server. I'm a team manager with extensive experience in the LOL scene, working with players of different levels and backgrounds, always with an approach centered on routine, discipline, and comprehensive support. I'm the team manager at LOUD in League of Legends, responsible for the day-to-day operations of a team comprised of four imports from South Korea and the United States. I handle all logistics: championship schedules, training sessions, recording sessions, transportation, visas, and travel, as well as liaising between players, coaching staff, management, and other internal areas within LOUD. I work directly with Riot Games to meet LTA South's demands, such as mandatory content, interviews, registrations, travel, and roster updates. I also produce weekly reports with observations on athlete behavior, performance, and routine, in addition to resolving day-to-day operational issues. I was Team Manager at CLT at the end of the 2025 first split, leading the team to the Challenger Circuit Promotion final. I also worked at Izanagi Esports in 2024, where I managed the men's lineup that won the in-person final of the Liga GG CELOL Série A 2024 Split 1 in São Paulo and the inclusive lineup that reached all three playoffs of the 2024 Ignis Cup. During these experiences, I was responsible for organizing training routines, logistics, the competitive calendar, conflict mediation, emotional support, and performance monitoring in scrims, soloQ, and championships. I implemented regular reports, post-game forms, 1:1 meetings, and coordinated work with technical and external staff. I am the founder and COO of Aurora Hub, where I lead the organization of tournaments and initiatives focused on women and non-binary people in the LOL scene. I structure the competitive calendar, coordinate the internal team, create partnerships, and manage all aspects of the project with a focus on development, inclusion, and high-level competition. In March 2025, with support from Riot Games, we organized the Aurora Cup, a tournament with over 30 hours of live streaming. I directly coordinated the community, league ops, and broadcast teams, ensuring the delivery of a stable, well-produced, and competitive championship from start to finish.

Leticia

Designer

• Santo André/SP

Fascinated by the creative world and the impact that design has on people's lives, my main objective is to always bring the best visual solutions to the projects in which I participate. I have experience with art direction and creation of pieces for different media, from packaging and layout for printed magazines to creating digital banners, websites and social media posts. I also have experience with managing a creative team and organizing demands in the sector, I have a degree in Graphic Design and a technician in Computer Graphics and I am looking for a job opportunity in the world of Games, which I really like and follow.

Thayse

Other

• • White
• Curitiba/PR

Hi, I'm Thayse! That name (although true, I swear) sounds so strange to me to read, after all, for years I've been called Haruzi. Not the first of many nicknames used all these years in online games, but it is certainly the most enduring one.... amen! I come from a family of online game addicts, having grown up within the MMORPG environment (especially the most popular ones at the time, such as World of Warcraft, Tibia, Priston Tale, Grand Chase and several other titles). Despite having participated in the MMORPG niche for many years (including currently, with MIR4), it was in the Battle Royale and Survival Games categories that I acted most actively. Through my passion for the game H1Z1 (released by Sony in 2015 and later bought by Daybreak Games, owner of games like EverQuest), I started doing small jobs involving the development of a community. For 3 years, I voluntarily translated, edited, compiled feedback and served as a bridge between the Brazilian H1Z1 community (between 5-10 thousand players) and the developers. Although it wasn't paid work, maybe that fact made it all the more rewarding, after all, it was an involvement driven by a lot of love for the work. Maybe it's a bit cliché to describe it that way, but the greater my love for the game, the greater my need to make it fun for everyone, after all, it's nice to know when lots of other people feel the same way as you, right? And the H1Z1 - in its three years - guaranteed me many doors (like the experience of having gone to South Korea to study!), or that of constantly practicing my English to the point of feeling confident and having greater knowledge of technical terms from area. In those years, I got involved with some communities and some temporary jobs involving testing and feedback, but nothing formal or constant (unfortunately). As much as my area of academic training is considerably far from what is usually requested (seriously Thayse, History...?), it saddens me to know that my training and volunteer experience cannot be considered. I I want communicate with people, I want being within a community (aware of pros and cons), I want find a space within the area that I dedicated my life to for so many years, without ever asking for anything in return. Perhaps this text is too long. Vents are not very attractive, correct? But that's okay, I just want to live my life without regretting not even trying. Thanks in advance for reading! <3

Giovanna Carepa

Administrative

• • brown
• Rio de Janeiro - RJ

My name is Giovanna Carepa, known as GCarepa or Giih, I'm 26 years old, I'm from Rio de Janeiro and hearing impaired, I graduated in business administration. Since I was a child at 2 years old, I always watched my father play, after a year he let me play for the first time, and that made me fall in love with games until today. I started doing livestreams in 2019 as a hobby on Twitch, I was addicted to playing League of Legends, but I stopped doing livestreams because I was using a laptop, and that's why the livestreams kept crashing a lot... I decided to fight to buy a gamer pc and after a year I finally bought the pc when I finished the internship and college together, I went back to doing live in 2020 then I saw the live of a famous streamer who played GTA RP, and I really wanted to play too, but I had no idea how to play GTA RP because I thought I wouldn't be able to play because of my deafness, then a friend who is deaf and played invited me to play with her, and taught me a lot of things that I didn't know, after one year I started playing GTA RP live when I started focusing on GTA RP content, and I even changed hobby for work, then I did a year playing GTA RP almost didn't change my life, but I received a special invitation from the most important person, I accepted the invitation and started doing PR at Cidade Alta, and I give my life completely, so I decided to continue live playing GTA RP. My goal is to be recognized as "famous" because I always show that people with PCD can play any game.

maysa

streamer

• • brown
• Belo Horizonte/MG

Law student. Currently in 7th period. Streamer in spare time.

mariana

Journalist

• Porto Alegre/RS

With a postgraduate degree in Digital Journalism, my journey as a writer began in mid-2017, when I was creating simple, unpretentious posts on social media. Through this, I honed my writing skills and became increasingly eager to bring information to people!