Management

Daniel PetriAs Vice President of Products and Services he was able to establish strong customer relationship with leading national media houses and brand companies as well with several national and international network operators. US-based Qpass Inc. acquired UCP AG in 2004 where Daniel continued to hold important management positions, including Director of Services and Client Management.
Prior to founding fatfoogoo, Daniel was responsible to establish a web 2.0 based user generating content download platform named TheContentMarket, a portal that provided the perfect technical foundation for bringing demand and supply of user generated mobile content together.
Daniel Petri has a master degree in business administration and general management from University of Business Administration and Economics in Innsbruck/Austria. (Contact: daniel.petri[at]fatfoogoo.com)
Thomas P. OffnerBefore joining fatfoogoo he was Director Business Development at Media Service Group AG and an Investment Manager with Intel Capital, based in Germany.
With his hands-on experience in corporate finance concentrating on buy-out and M&A deals, Thomas also was a Partner with vivigo Consulting, a M&A Boutique where he was responsible for several successful M&A transactions in the CEE countries. He most recently served in a strategic market development role with Audi AG overseeing Asian development from the companies head quarters in Germany.
Thomas is a graduate of Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration and holds an Engineering Degree in Telecommunications. (Contact: thomas.offner[at]fatfoogoo.com)

Stevana “Stevie” Case
Stevie Case is a 15-year videogame industry veteran currently serving as Vice President of Business Development and Sales at fatfoogoo. She spearheads the company’s North American business.
Stevie is a widely recognized figure in the videogame industry. She is celebrated for being one of the first professional female gamers in the Cyberathlete Professional League. Notably, Stevie has gained recognition for defeating John Romero in Quake death match, single handedly beating him the first time they played. Soon after, Case joined Ion Strom, first as a game tester then as level designer. Stevie then went on to start Monkeystone Games with Romero where she was Co-founder and CEO.
More recently, Stevie has made her mark as a business development professional. She has combined her professional gaming experience with a personal passion for the industry serving as Director of Business Development and Sales at Tira Wireless. Following her interests, she pursued Spleak Media Network where she was Director of Product Management, designing features for an IM-based social network.
During her career, Stevie was included in “20 Women to Watch in Business Under 30″ by Working Woman Magazine and recognized as one of PC Gamer’s “Next Game Gods.” (Contact: stevie[at]fatfoogoo.com)

Clive Jefferies
Clive, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Sales, brings over 25 years of software product experience to fatfoogoo.
He has been involved in a number of international start-ups over the years and has a lead teams instrumental in the delivery of all facets of taking a world class product to market; including, product development, product management, sales and business development.
Having held senior management positions with organizations such as Solect Technology, Openwave, Amdocs, Qpass and Tira Wireless, Clive’s world view and ability to work with small and large customers alike aligns perfectly with fatfoogoo’s ethos of flexibility and the importance of excellent customer relationships.





