Vince Broady

Vincent Broady's work experience begins in 1993 as the Executive Editor at Multimedia World Magazine. Vincent then went on to co-found GameSpot in 1995, where they were responsible for product development, design, and editorial. GameSpot was eventually acquired by ZDNet in 1999. From 1999 to 2000, Broady was the VP of Site Development and GM Consumer at ZDNet, where they were responsible for horizontal product development and general management of consumer properties. Vincent then moved to CNET Networks in 2000, where they served as the SVP of Entertainment, managing the development and growth of CNET's Entertainment portfolio. During this time, they established GameSpot as the leading video game property and relaunched MP3.com and TV. In 2006, Broady joined Yahoo! as the Head of Games and Entertainment, overseeing the management of all Yahoo Entertainment properties. Vincent later became the Founder and CEO of Thismoment in 2008, a company focused on helping brands create engaging customer experiences through a content marketing platform. Finally, in 2018, Broady became the CEO of Management Controls, Inc., a technology company specializing in Contractor Spend Management for heavy industry.

Vincent Broady obtained a B.A. in Religious Studies from Brown University, completing their studies between 1986 and 1990.