- To promote the cooperation, amicable relations and unity of the whole esports community.
- To promote and improve professional Electronic Sports in all its aspects and safeguard the general interests which the whole esports community is involved in.
- To promote cooperation and good relations between teams, players and esports organisations.
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| compLexity and 3D no longer members of G7 teams | ||
February 25, 2008 |
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World Champion US teams compLexity and Team 3D have officially been removed from the roster of G7 Teams. Since becoming the Los Angeles and New York franchises in the Championship Gaming Series, the teams no longer have the autonomy and independence that is required of G7 Member
Teams. Jason Lake, founder and current manager of the Los Angeles compLexity, along with Craig Levine, founder and long time manager of Team 3D, will continue to be members of G7 Teams and represent the interests of the North American e-sports scene among the international association. G7 Teams is an international organization comprised of the top e-sports organizations in the world, with members in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, working together to further promote and develop e-sports. Member teams include 4Kings, Fnatic, mibr, mouse sports, SK Gaming, Meet Your Makers, wnv, and PGS along with individuals Jason Lake and Craig Levine. For more information on G7 Teams visit www.g7teams.com |
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| G7 Monthly Update - February, 2008 | ||
February 13, 2008 |
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Launched in April of 2006, G7 Teams was created to help grow e-sports through relationships and partnerships with players, teams, and event organizers / promoters. For the past year and a half G7 Teams has worked quietly behind the scenes to help make improvements and push all parties involved to improve themselves in order to better the entire industry. The G7 teams have now come off the first meeting of 2008 in Cologne, Germany at the SK offices where the representatives from Fnatic, mibr, mouse sports, SK, MYM, wnv,PGS and individual Craig Levine gathered for three days to strategize, reorganize, and suit up for another exciting year. Some important changes and plans came out of the meeting and moving forward the idea is to keep the community more informed of what is currently been working on and the status of various projects. While the G7 teams all have a big long term vision for e-sports and a burning passion to get everyone there, some short term goals were created to tackle immediate needs to strengthen the foundation for future success. The first wave of 2008 projects include:
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