Esports org TSM's parent company, Swift Media, continues exec hires – Sports Business Journal

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L.A.-based Swift Media Entertainment, parent company for esports organization TSM, has brought on MATTHEW BOYD and CHRIS INSOLERA as the company continues a recent string of exec hires. Boyd will serve as Head of Research & Insights, while Insolera becomes VP/Sales. Both will report to Senior VP/Sales NED WATKINS. Boyd joins following a five-year stint at Nielsen, most recently serving as Head of Esports & Games. Based in L.A., he will now oversee all research and data initiatives for both TSM and Blitz, the Swift-owned video game coaching app. Insolera will be based in N.Y. and lead TSM’s internal sales team. He previously worked in partnerships for BSE Global and before that worked for eight years in multiple sales and leadership roles with the Yankees. Earlier this month, Swift brought on new CFO WOO KIM. In January, the company hired DOMINIC KALLAS as VP/Esports for TSM. Swift did not use a search firm.
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