SharpLink Gaming Names Robert DeLucia as Its New CFO
SharpLink Gaming has announced that Robert Delucia is set to join the company in the position of Chief Financial Officer.
DeLucia will start in the role on August 22nd, replacing Brian Bennett who is leaving the company to pursue other career opportunities. In the statement, the board went on to thank Bennett for his service over the past year and wished him luck in the future.
Before joining SharpLink, DeLucia was interim Chief Financial Officer of Neon Logistics and was responsible for the financial restructuring of parts of the company. DeLucia has had similar roles since 2011 for companies like GTT Communications, Eastern Airlines, and Tarsus CFO Services.
Based in Minneapolis, SharpLink is an online technology company that connects players on all types of sports platforms to igaming and sports betting content.
SharpLink specializes in converting players into real money bettors on the online sportsbooks the players are connected to. The main product SharpLink uses is its proprietary C4 Sports Betting Conversion service, which analyses players and identifies the sportsbook that best suits the player.
Bob is a proven CFO with a superior track record of delivering results and creating value for a wide range of public and private companies spanning a range of global industries. We believe he is a high impact executive who brings us a compelling blend of strategic and capital management discipline, well-honed operating skills in high growth environments and deep expertise in mergers and acquisitions, capital formation, audit oversight and implementations, and SEC reporting and compliance. We are delighted to welcome Bob to the SharpLink leadership team and really look forward to working in close collaboration with him to move SharpLink through its next phase of exciting growth.
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