Brian Roundy

Brian Roundy has a comprehensive work history in the communications and marketing industry. Brian began their career as an intern at Access Brand Communications in 2007, eventually working their way up to Senior Account Executive. During their time at Access Brand Communications, they managed PR support for major video game clients such as 2K Sports, 2K Games, and Sony Computer Entertainment America. Brian was responsible for developing and executing PR campaigns for various game titles including the BioShock series, NBA 2K, and Major League Baseball 2K.

In 2011, Brian joined The Thomas Collective as an Account Manager before transitioning to 2K as a Public Relations Manager. At 2K, they developed and executed PR campaigns for titles such as XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Borderlands 2, and Sid Meier's Civilization V. Brian also played a role in establishing a new media influencer program, building relationships with top YouTube content creators and Twitch streamers to secure unpaid, editorial coverage.

Brian continued to expand their expertise at 2K as a Senior Communications Manager, where they developed and executed holistic communications plans for 2K titles. Brian worked strategically with brand marketing and product development teams to achieve product goals and oversaw PR and community campaigns at a global scale. Notable launches they spearheaded include Mafia III and Evolve.

Currently, Brian holds the position of Global Director of Communications at Private Division within the Take-Two family. In this role, they lead the communication efforts for the company, collaborating with development studios to provide production, QA, and marketing support. Based in New York City, they are responsible for driving success on a global scale for Private Division's games.

Overall, Brian Roundy has a strong background in communications and marketing with significant experience in the video game industry.

Brian Roundy attended Boston College from 2002 to 2006, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications and Sociology.