You can think of Chris Carvalho as a game company accelerator. He started at mobile game company Kabam when it had just 25 people. When he left two years ago, the company had more than 700 people. It went from $2 million in revenue to more than $360 million.
Now he’s carved out a niche as an adviser for game startups. He is on the advisory board of Jump Ramp Games, Roblox, MaxPlay, PlayFab, and Mobcrush. He tells them how to read the tea leaves of the industry and find a path to growth. He even advised his 15-year-old son on how to launch his first mobile game.
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