Entity map
The author, the publication and how its content connects.
This map describes the identities and relationships used in this website’s structured data. Map updated .
Author and publisher
Reinout te Brake is an entrepreneur, consultant, investor and board member with 20+ years in tech and gaming, advising CEOs, management teams and investors.
Reinout te Brake’s profile is the main biography. Articles identify Reinout as their author and publisher. The stable author identifier is https://reinouttebrake.com/#author.
Website and content
reinouttebrake.com is Reinout te Brake’s personal publication. Its stable website identifier is https://reinouttebrake.com/#website. Pages belong to this website; article pages describe their article as the main entity and link it to the author.
- Articles — dated analysis with a canonical URL, author, original publication date and recorded edits.
- Learning guides — longer resources connecting evidence, explanations, exercises and related articles.
- Work with Reinout — advisory services provided by the same person.
- Sources & data — editorial policy, citation guidance, reading formats, feeds and image attribution.
Topics
These are subjects covered by the publication. They are not separate identities for the author. An article can relate to more than one topic.
Learning guides
- Event Marketing & Ticket Sales
- Game Discovery & Publishing
- AI for Business
- Gaming Investment & Studio Funding
- AI in Game Development
Official personal profiles
The following profiles are linked from the site and recorded as sameAs on the author’s Person entity. They identify Reinout te Brake rather than a topic, client or former employer.
Background and interpretation
The biography describes professional experience and distinguishes former roles, investments and consultancy work. Those companies are separate entities; their websites are not personal sameAs identities.
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