About

Anne-Margot Rodde is the founder and CEO of Creators Corp (opens in a new tab), a game studio in Los Angeles, and a founder of Origin Lab (opens in a new tab). She also goes by Margot Rodde.

She founded Creators Corp in October 2022. It builds games on Fortnite, Roblox, Meta Horizon and Battlefield Portal, with athletes, creators and brands. Its games include Steph Curry Run the Ring, made with Unanimous Media and WME; Dude Perfect Dodgeball; US Open Tennis Storm, played at the 2024 US Open; Bugha's End Game, nominated at The Game Awards in 2023; Coachella Pillars; and Shell Shocked, the first Battlefield Portal experience built by an outside team with EA. The studio won a Webby Award in 2024. In December 2024, Lumina, the media group founded by Thomas Benski and Marisa Clifford, announced a $2 million investment in the studio.

In 2026 she co-founded Origin Lab (opens in a new tab) with Colin Carrier and Antoine Gargot. Origin Lab captures licensed video-game worlds and turns them into training data for AI world models. In May 2026 the company raised an $8 million seed round led by Lightspeed.

Before Creators Corp she worked at marketing agencies, including Momentum Worldwide and Amplify, on projects for Xbox and PlayStation. In April 2013 she founded WePlay, an experiential marketing agency for game publishers, and ran it until October 2022. Its clients included EA, Riot Games, Nexon, Epic Games, Oculus, Razer, Gearbox, IGN and 505 Games. In 2022 she also consulted as Head of Innovation at Trailer Park Group.

Recognition

She has spoken at Cannes Lions, SXSW, Pocket Gamer Connects, GamesBeat Next and GamesBeat Summit. All her talks are listed on the speaking page.

Education

She studied International Business at INSEEC business school.