Relax Gaming names Enrico Bradamante as Chief Growth Officer
The iGaming aggregator and supplier has appointed the industry veteran to a newly held executive role focused on driving growth across its global markets.
Relax Gaming has appointed Enrico Bradamante as Chief Growth Officer, adding a senior industry figure to its executive team as the company looks to expand its international presence.
Bradamante brings more than 12 years of experience in the iGaming sector. He previously held the role of Managing Director at NetEnt and served as Chief Commercial Officer at Aristocrat Interactive, formerly known as Pariplay. He is also the founder and chairman of iGEN, the iGaming Executives Network.
Remit and focus
Based at Relax Gaming’s Malta office, Bradamante will work with the company’s commercial team and other departments to identify growth opportunities and support innovation across the business. His responsibilities will include expanding Relax Gaming’s presence in key markets and keeping the company aligned with emerging industry trends.
Martin Stalros, chief executive of Relax Gaming, said the company was pleased to welcome Bradamante to the executive team, adding that his experience and understanding of the iGaming sector would support the firm’s growth strategy and help it stand out in a competitive market.
Bradamante said he was pleased to join Relax Gaming at what he described as an important stage for the company, and that he looked forward to working with Stalros and the wider team to support growth through differentiation, faster speed-to-market and data-driven decision-making.
Relax Gaming, founded in 2010, operates as a B2B content aggregator and supplier, offering more than 4,000 casino games to over 700 operator brands. Its content includes proprietary products such as slots, poker and bingo, alongside titles from more than 70 partner studios distributed through its Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax partnership models. The company holds licences in multiple regulated markets, including Ontario, Malta, Gibraltar, the UK, Romania, Greece and Sweden, and supports operations in other regulated jurisdictions such as Colombia, Spain, Mexico, Denmark, Italy, Estonia and Latvia.