Revry was founded to be a global LGBTQ digital cable TV network with free live TV channels and on-demand movies, shows, music, news, and exclusive originals that are unapologetically queer. For this one-on-one fireside chat, we are joined by Revry co-founder and CEO Damian Pelliccione (they/them) to discuss creating Revry, their upcoming Pride TV summit and what's next. This conversation was made possible by the support of Revry and Gravity Speakers. Damian will be interviewed by Garth Schilling.
Diversity Reboot Summit
Queer TV: A Conversation with Damian Pelliccione, Co-Founder and CEO of Revry
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Meet The Speaker
Damian Pelliccione (they/them)
CEO & Co-Founder, Revry
Named one of Business Insider’s “Top 16 Power Player Execs in AD Video Streaming Space”, Damian leads the finance, business development and advertising sales / operations departments at Revry. Revry is now the world's largest Queer TV Network, reaching over 280 million households and devices. Revry was also featured on the cover of The Los Angeles Times Business section, named “App of the Day” by Apple app stores globally and recently featured Jennifer Lopez and Joe Biden in their “National Coming Out Day - QueerX Live! award show. Prior to his role at the company, Damian worked as the Head of Business Development in the US for live-streaming German-based company Make.tv (recently acquired by LTN Networks). Previously, Damian worked for General Motors domestic/international brands Chevrolet and Cadillac, developing and creating new media opportunities to promote new car lineups at live events and auto shows across the US and Europe. Damian has produced over 50 web projects, short films, feature films, and commercials. Damian has acted as an Adjunct Professor at Columbia College Chicago, has lectured at over 20 universities and colleges across the globe including the University of Southern California, Los Angeles Film School, and BAU University Istanbul Turkey amongst others. Damian also worked for YouTube Space Los Angeles and New York teaching creators live streaming and strategy.