Biography
Lisy Kane is a Melbourne-based games producer. She has worked on internationally released titles Armello (2015) and Hand of Fate (2015) and the unreleased title Push Me Pull You. during her career Lisy has progressed from Associate Producer to Producer on Armello, overseeing the international release across Steam (PC/Mac/Linux), DRM Free and PlayStation 4. Armello has received both national and international acclaim.
In 2014, Lisy cofounded Girl Geek Academy – a startup to increase the number of women working in STEM, including Games. Lisy successfully planned and produced sell-out events including SheHacks 2015 (Australia’s first all-female hackathon), SheMakes_Games 2015 and in 2016 will curate #SheJams – Australia’s first game jam targeting women.
In 2015, Lisy was the Australian Ambassador for US startup Girls Make Games and assisted in running their first Australian summer camp for school aged girls.
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