Ulf Norder Announced as BGaming’s New Chief Commercial Officer
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BGaming, the iGaming content provider, has announced that it has appointed a new Chief Commercial Officer, Ulf Norder.
In his new role, Norder will be charged with supervising the company’s commercial strategies, increasing its global presence, and its continued success in local markets. Norder has worked in the industry for more than two decades with several big-name companies such as Evolution Gaming, Tain, NYX, and SG Digital. Before moving to BGaming, he was Chief Commercial Officer at QTech Games and was responsible for the company’s expansion in Asia.
Norder has a reputation for taking a strategic approach to business development and being able to form close relationships with clients and partners. He is also a firm believer in capitalizing on the latest innovations and technologies within the industry.
We are delighted to welcome a highly experienced CCO like Ulf to the BGaming team. We will benefit from his expertise as we continue growing our business and expanding our reach globally. Asia will be a big focus, utilizing Ulf’s experience there, but so too will regulate markets like Greece, Bulgaria, Georgia, Slovakia, and Spain.
Norder revealed that he is “excited” about his new appointment and said that his priority will be to “establish trust and foster strong relationships with the company’s partners”. Norder added, “Our goal is to introduce the necessary tools to increase consumer interest, strengthen player retention for businesses, and continue to shape the future of the gambling industry.”
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