Epic Games executive team & leadership
Epic Games's executive team includes 6 tracked leaders as of 2026-10-09, led by Tim Sweeney (Founder and Chief Executive Officer). The org chart, per-leader profiles and full leadership list are below.
Epic Games executive team overview
Epic Games has 6 tracked executives leading key functions including company strategy and operations, a key function, technology strategy and engineering (as of 2026-10-09). Epic Games is a privately held video game and real-time 3D technology company based in Cary, North Carolina. Tim Sweeney founded it in 1991 in Potomac, Maryland, as Potomac Computer Systems, and it moved to the Raleigh area in 1999. It runs Fortnite, develops Unreal Engine, which is licensed to game studios as well as film, television, architecture and automotive teams, and operates the Epic Games Store and the Epic Online Services toolkit. Sweeney still runs the company as chief executive officer and holds the largest stake, about 41 percent, ahead of Tencent at about 28 percent, The Walt Disney Company at about 9 percent after a 1.5 billion dollar investment in 2024, Sony at about 5 percent and KIRKBI, the LEGO family holding, at about 3 percent. Because it is private, Epic does not publish company revenue; outside estimates put it near 6 billion dollars for 2022. It does publish store figures: the Epic Games Store took 1.16 billion dollars of player spending in 2025 and counted nearly 972 million cross-platform accounts. In March 2026 Epic laid off about 1,000 people, roughly 20 percent of its staff, after a drop in Fortnite engagement, leaving about 4,000 employees, and in August 2026 it sold ArtStation and Sketchfab to KitBash3D to focus on Unreal Engine 6, Fortnite and the store.
Epic Games executive team org chart
Tim SweeneyFounder and Chief Executive Officer- ASAdam SussmanPresident
- KLKim LibreriChief Technology Officer
- CWCharlie WenChief Creative Officer
- MR
Mark ReinVice President and Co-founder - MKMartin KeelyVice President and General Manager, Epic Games Store and Epic Online Services
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Employees by management level
| Name | Profiles | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Executive leadership | 15 | 0.4% |
| Vice presidents and directors | 185 | 4.6% |
| Managers and leads | 600 | 15% |
| Individual contributors | 3,200 | 80% |
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Leadership team
| Leader | Location | Profile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TSTim SweeneyFounder and Chief Executive Officer | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → | |
| ASAdam SussmanPresident | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → | |
| KLKim LibreriChief Technology Officer | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → | |
| CWCharlie WenChief Creative Officer | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → | |
| MRMark ReinVice President and Co-founder | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → | |
| MKMartin KeelyVice President and General Manager, Epic Games Store and Epic Online Services | ••••@epicgames.com | Profile → |
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Epic Games executive team roles
Tim Sweeney · full profile →
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Tim Sweeney founded Epic Games in 1991, at first as Potomac Computer Systems in his parents' home in Potomac, Maryland, after shipping the text-mode game ZZT, and he has led it ever since. He wrote the first version of Unreal Engine for the 1998 game Unreal, and the engine became the company's licensing business and the base of Fortnite. He holds the largest stake in Epic, about 41 percent, and has led its legal fights with Apple and Google over app store payments. In March 2026 he announced about 1,000 layoffs, writing that market conditions were the most extreme since the company's early days.
Adam Sussman · full profile →
President
Adam Sussman has been president of Epic Games since 2020, when he replaced Paul Meegan. He came from Nike, where he spent five and a half years as head of global strategy and development and then chief digital officer. Before that he worked in games publishing as senior vice president of global publishing at Zynga, senior vice president of publishing at Disney Interactive Media Group, vice president of global publishing at EA Mobile and vice president and general manager at Take-Two Interactive.
Kim Libreri · full profile →
Chief Technology Officer
Kim Libreri joined Epic Games as chief technology officer in July 2014 and is responsible for Unreal Engine as a platform for games, film, visualization and virtual production. He came from Lucasfilm, where he was chief strategy officer in charge of Star Wars technology strategy and interactive storytelling. Earlier he spent more than 20 years in visual effects, with credits on over 25 films, and led the team behind the bullet time effect of The Matrix. He has won two Academy Awards for technical work, in 2000 and 2015.
Charlie Wen · full profile →
Chief Creative Officer
Charlie Wen became chief creative officer of Epic Games in 2023, succeeding Donald Mustard, and leads the creative direction of Fortnite. He started at Sony's Santa Monica studio in 2001, where he founded the visual development team for God of War and designed Kratos. In 2009 he co-founded the visual development department of Marvel Studios and shaped the look of the first two phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, then led the League of Legends film division at Riot Games from 2014 and later founded TenSky Entertainment.
Mark Rein · full profile →
Vice President and Co-founder
Mark Rein, a Canadian entrepreneur born in Toronto, joined Epic in early 1992, when it became Epic MegaGames, and has been its vice president ever since. Working first from Toronto, he handled sales, marketing and publishing deals, and over more than thirty years he has led Epic's licensing and publishing agreements, business development, public relations, academic relations and marketing. He is the second largest individual shareholder, with about 4 percent, and a co-owner of the Carolina Hurricanes of the NHL.
Martin Keely · full profile →
Vice President and General Manager, Epic Games Store and Epic Online Services
Martin Keely was named vice president and general manager of the Epic Games Store and Epic Online Services in July 2026, replacing Steve Allison, who had run the store since shortly after its December 2018 launch. He spent the previous seven years at Blizzard Entertainment, most recently as senior vice president in charge of the Battle.net launcher, which carries World of Warcraft, Overwatch 2, Diablo IV and Hearthstone.