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Nerd Street Celebrates Banner Year of Virtual Operations with Announcement of Return to In-Person Tournaments
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Nerd Street Live Events Are Back
I think we’re all ready to get back together and see each other in person, so we’ll do what we do best and lead the charge on providing safe live gaming environments in our Localhost facilities while providing the highest quality event experience to our customers. PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB) June 09, 2021 Nerd Street, the national esports infrastructure company, announced today that it plans to safely return to live events this July following reduced COVID limitations, after a year of exponential growth through virtual operations during the pandemic. With support from game publishers, the first in-person events will kick off in July at the company’s Localhost venues across the country.
5 Tech Leaders Whose Careers Started Outside The Industry
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Technology is embedded in just about every single industry. Facilitating progression and signalling a company’s ability to flex and move with the ever-changing demands of the modern world, it’s basically a requirement for businesses to consider digital transformation and technological innovation on some level.
Because of this, it’s basically a given that us as professionals need to keep this in mind to either flourish in our current career or in order to change it completely. If you love a nosy look into other people’s career stories, you’ve landed in the right place. Here are five people who transitioned into the tech industry.
How Version1 bested the odds to make it to Iceland
From C-Tier tournaments to representing North America at Master 2
Version1 was once a strung-together team under the alias “NeverDone” who had some impressive performances in C-tier tournaments back in January. The team, comprised of retired Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players, had little to no success in the higher-end of esports competition before transferring over to VALORANT. They were not the team that would have been in the talks to represents North America in Iceland a month ago.
NeverDone would turn into the slogan for Version1 after they officially signed the team. They were added along the organizations Rocket League squad and franchised Call of Duty League team Minnesota Rokkr. Version1 remained mid-tier with strong performances at off-scene tournaments like the Pittsburgh Knights Monthly Gauntlet. When the team moved to play in more mainstream tournaments like the Nerd Street Gamers monthly events and the VALO