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Tucker Roberts President, Spectacor Gaming and Philadelphia Fusion

Tucker Roberts is the President of Comcast Spectacor’s Spectacor Gaming division and the company’s Philadelphia Fusion esports franchise that competes in the Overwatch League. In this role, Tucker is responsible for driving the sustained success of Comcast Spectacor’s esports business, as well as the Fusion’s day-to-day operations in Los Angeles.

Reporting directly to Comcast Spectacor Chairman and CEO Dave Scott, Tucker leads the organization’s strategic growth within the esports space. In 2019, Tucker advised the company’s expansion into global markets and League of Legends, the most popular esport in the world. In addition, Tucker has guided the creation of Fusion Arena in the Philadelphia Sports Complex, which will open its doors in 2021 and stand as the largest new construction, purpose-built esports arena in the Western Hemisphere.

Tucker joined Comcast Spectacor as a strategic advisor in September 2017, shortly after the company announced the establishment of the Philadelphia Fusion, which is one of the 12 original teams that competed in the Overwatch League’s inaugural season. Tucker was named President of the Fusion in January 2018 and since that time, he has played an instrumental role in formulating the Fusion’s international roster of players and coaches, as well as the creation and launch of the team’s brand. Prior to joining Comcast Spectacor, Tucker acquired several years of experience working in competitive gaming with industry leaders Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts. Tucker first developed his interest in the rapidly growing space during a summer internship while studying at The Wharton School.

Tucker earned a B.S. in Marketing and Management from The University of Pennsylvania in 2013, and currently lives in Los Angeles.

Jason Lee Head of Esports & Media team at SK Telecom

Jason Lee is the Head of eSports & Media team at SK Telecom and is credited for SK Telecom T1's most recent establishment of the global eSports joint venture 'SKT CS T1' with Comcast Spectacor. As a sitting board member of SKT CS T1, Jason will continue to recreate SK Telecom's eSports success from Korea into the global market.

Jason first joined SK Telecom in 2001. He played a key role in facilitating several major M&A deals and investments. Jason continued his work in venture capital investments, startup financing and incubation at SK Telecom Americas (Silicon Valley). In addition, he managed investment portfolios and startup companies through SK Telecom Venture (SKTVC), the venture capital arm of SK Telecom.

After closing several enterprise and media deals for SK Telecom, he lead the spin off of SKT T1 and closed the joint venture deal for SKT T1 and Comcast Spectator in 2019. Jason is a Syracuse University Alumni with a BA degree in Management and MS degree in Accounting.