March 14, 2023

ProbablyMonsters

Subotnick

Poon

House

Jolley

Marko

Bellevue-based ProbablyMonsters, an independent AAA video game company, expanded its leadership team with the recent addition of five experienced industry executives. The new leaders include: Anne Marko, vice president of global marketing; Jennifer Jolley, general counsel; Brandi House, general manager; Ryh-Ming Poon, head of global communications; and Mark Subotnick, vice president of partner alliances. Marko is a former Warner Bros. Games executive with over 20 years of experience spanning marketing, publishing, sales operations and digital storefronts. She has managed franchises and partners such as Lego, DC, Mortal Kombat, and CD Projekt Red in various roles. Jolley has 25 years of experience working with technology companies and entertainment properties. Most recently, she was associate general counsel at Aristocrat Digital, where she served as the chief intellectual property advisor to the company’s digital games businesses, Big Fish Games and Product Madness. House is a veteran of Bungie, Oculus and Unity, and will oversee the incubation team at ProbablyMonsters. Poon is an industry veteran known for roles at Activision, GameFly and Jam City, and has over 25 years of experience in global communications, public relations and marketing. She was included in GameIndustry.biz’s 100 Game Changers list in 2020 for her dedication to diversity, equity and inclusion. Subotnick held key roles at Intel, Microsoft and Sega. He has worked in nearly every category of gaming and entertainment, from production to business development, QA and marketing. Founded in 2016, ProbablyMonsters has over 460 employees and continues to focus on growth, having closed a preferred Series A funding round of $250 million in January 2022.