News – We Are Nations

We Are Nations partners with Dani Alves’ organisation Good Crazy

Posted by Alexa Mosser · August 20, 2020

Esports merchandising company We Are Nations has unveiled a partnership with Brazilian esports organisation Good Crazy.

We Are Nations, Complexity create developmental program

Posted by Alexa Mosser · July 07, 2020

“We Are Nations is dedicated to developing innovative products to be used by professional and social gamers alike, and we believe we’ll be able to lead the industry with the creation of The Lab,” said Patrick Mahoney, CEO of We Are Nations.

We Are Nations Launches Early-Stage Esports Investment Fund Nations Ventures

Posted by Alexa Mosser · May 26, 2020

Yesterday, esports consumer products and retail company We Are Nations announced its participation in the formation of esports investment vehicle Nations Ventures. The early-stage private investment fund plans to invest in esports companies by the start of the third quarter of 2020. Nations Ventures will target investment opportunities that not only compete directly with the Nations’ core business, but provide opportunities for collaboration, product and marketing enhancement, and other economies of scale.

We Are Nations launches Nations Ventures

Posted by Alexa Mosser · May 25, 2020

"The venture aims to “provide opportunities for collaboration, product and marketing enhancement and other economies of scale.” It’s majority-owned by We Are Nations with other ownership coming from existing and new investors in the merchandising company"

We Are Nations: When a plan comes together

Posted by Alexa Mosser · April 09, 2020

The event, which can be found at Yana.gg and @10milliongamers, aims to say ‘You Are Not Alone’ by uniting people through video games, promoting social distancing and fundraising for COVID-19 relief.

We Are Nations’ Patrick Mahoney on expansion, apparel as storytelling

Posted by Alexa Mosser · March 10, 2020

“We grew tremendously last year, but the growth came from places that we necessarily didn’t expect, and quite frankly didn’t come from places that we thought maybe it would,” CEO Patrick Mahoney explained to Esports Insider. “Things came out of left field that were just amazing.”