Omnigame names Sevda Okur as Head of B2B after securing Swedish supplier licence
Copenhagen-based iGaming company Omnigame has hired Sevda Okur to lead its B2B division as it expands internationally following approval of a Swedish supplier licence.
Omnigame, the Copenhagen-headquartered iGaming business, has appointed Sevda Okur as Head of B2B, a move announced alongside confirmation that the company has secured a supplier licence from Swedish regulator Spelinspektionen.
Okur joins Omnigame after previous roles at SBTech, Light & Wonder and GAN. In her new position she will oversee the company’s B2B growth strategy and lead its push into international markets.
Swedish licence and operator deal
The Swedish supplier licence allows Omnigame to offer its game portfolio to a wider range of operators as part of a broader shift towards diversifying its business model. The news follows Omnigame’s first operator partnership, agreed with Kaizen Gaming.
The appointment and licence award come during a year of change at Omnigame, which has also confirmed Peter Weinreich as sole CEO as the business gears up for further commercial expansion.
Executive comments
Peter Weinreich, CEO at Omnigame, said the Swedish licence marked a step towards the company’s international goals and welcomed Okur’s arrival as a strong fit for its ambitions.
Sevda Okur said she was joining the company at a significant point in its growth and pointed to its game portfolio and reputation within the industry as reasons for her move.
Omnigame, founded in 2015, develops online casino games and operates its own proprietary platform, as well as running its own operator brand in Denmark, Pip.dk.