Relax Gaming, a renowned iGaming aggregator and supplier, has strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Enrico Bradamante as Chief Growth Officer (CGO).
With over 12 years of industry experience, Bradamante’s appointment reflects Relax Gaming’s ambition to further enhance its growth strategy across global markets.
Bradamante’s impressive career has included stints as Managing Director at NetEnt and Chief Commercial Officer at Aristocrat Interactive (formerly Pariplay). He is also the Chairman and Founder of iGEN (iGaming Executives Network), further demonstrating his leadership qualities in the industry.
In his new role at Relax, Enrico will work closely with both the commercial team and other departments to identify growth opportunities and drive innovation across the organisation.
Based in Relax Gaming’s Malta office, Bradamante will be responsible for expanding the company’s presence in key markets while ensuring it remains at the forefront of industry trends.
Commenting on the new appointment, Martin Stålros, CEO of Relax Gaming, said:
We are delighted to welcome Enrico to the Relax Gaming executive team. His wealth of experience and deep understanding of the iGaming industry will play an important role in further advancing our growth strategy. Enrico’s expertise will help us continue to differentiate ourselves in an increasingly competitive marketplace and I look forward to working closely with him as we enter this exciting expansion phase.
Enrico Bradamante, Chief Growth Officer at Relax Gaming, added:
I am delighted to be joining leading provider and aggregator Relax Gaming at such an important juncture. I look forward to working with Martin and the talented Relax team to help unlock further growth by driving differentiation, speeding up time to market and making data-driven decisions.
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