Digitain Names Aida Vardanyan as CEO to Lead Its Malta Operations
Expertise: Online casino, iGaming
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Vardanyan has served with Digitain for nine years in several leadership positions, and has a comprehensive knowledge of the gaming industry. She has been responsible for contributing to the success of Digitain over the last decade, with an expertise in overseeing strategic partnerships and ensuring the business meets regulatory compliance in global gaming markets.
I am honoured to take on this new challenge as the CEO of Digitain Malta. Having been a part of Digitain’s journey for over 9 years, I’ve witnessed firsthand how innovation, collaboration, and commitment to excellence have driven our growth. My focus will be on building a robust and scalable operation in Malta, ensuring we deliver unmatched value to our partners and establish Digitain as a leader in the global iGaming market. I’m excited to lead our talented team as we continue to innovate and grow together.
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Nov 06, 2026Digitain Malta to Become a Strategic Hub of the Business
Senior leadership at Digitain have stated they have plans for global expansion and the operations in Malta are key to achieving this goal. Vardanyan has been tasked with driving the operational business objectives in the region, and making Digitain Malta an important hub for the business globally.
Digitain Malta is set to focus on continuing to create innovative solutions for its customers and this will strengthen its presence in regulated gaming markets worldwide.
In the second half of last year Digitain secured a UK Gambling License enabling the business to partner with gaming operators in the region.
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