Relax Gaming is continuing to bolster its leadership team with key hires.

The iGaming aggregator and content supplier has appointed Enrico Bradamante as Chief Growth Officer, effective immediately.

In his new role, he will be responsible for finding growth and innovation opportunities in coordination with the commercial team and other departments at Relax Gaming. Bradamante, who will work from Relax Gaming’s Malta office, will also guide the company in expanding its reach to other key regulated iGaming markets.

“We are thrilled to welcome Enrico to the Relax Gaming executive team. His wealth of experience and deep understanding of the iGaming industry will be instrumental in further driving our growth strategy,” said Relax Gaming CEO Martin Stålros. “Enrico’s expertise will help us continue to differentiate ourselves in an increasingly competitive market, and I look forward to working closely with him as we enter this exciting phase of expansion.”

Bradamante is joining Relax Gaming after a two-year stint as Chief Commercial Officer at Pariplay, which has been restructured to Aristocrat Interactive. He has also spent time as a CEO at Maverick Slots and Managing Director at NetEnt. Bradamante holds additional leadership roles as a chairman and founder of iGaming Executives Network.

Relax Gaming welcomes new leadership

Relax Gaming’s hiring of Bradamante as CGO adds to recent changes within the company.

Stålros was named CEO in April after joining the company in 2015. Stålros replaced Simon Hammon as CEO, who has been integral in the transition process. Relax Gaming would later appoint Kirsten O’Neill as its Chief Financial Officer. O’Neill previously served as Relax Gaming’s group finance manager after stints at NetEnt and Yggdrasil Gaming.

Relax Gaming became one of the first iGaming suppliers to enter Ontario in 2022. It has a portfolio of more than 700 operator brands, 70 partner studios and over 4,000 game titles.

Earlier this month, Relax Gaming secured a deal with PointsBet to integrate its portfolio of slots and live dealer offerings into the operator’s online platforms. In fiscal 2024, PointsBet reported $13.7 million CAD in betting wins in Canada, up 124% year-over-year.