Three New Hires Essential To Sportech B2B US Expansions

• Sportech has business operations spanning 37 countries worldwide.
• They annually handle about 12 billion dollars in sports betting with their technology.
• Three new people have been added to the company team to aid in boosting their overall B2B.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Sportech, the international firm specializing in sports wagering technology, has hired three new employees to improve upon their business to business areas. The company has future plans that include the US market as legalized sports betting continues to spread nationwide.

“The announced strengthening of Sportech’s commercial and product teams is designed to support initiatives across the group, in all of the markets we serve, but the US market presents a significant opportunity for transformation through innovation, a digital-first approach to design, and a focus above all on the user experience,” said the firm.

“These appointments will help Sportech pursue those opportunities for transformation in a market where Sportech has a strong commercial and operational presence.”

The Big Three

The position of Commercial Manager has been given to Chris Rogers. Rogers’ role will be to manage accounts as well as lend a hand in the commercial product expansion of Sportech. He comes to the company with a vast knowledge of both the gaming and wagering aspects of the business. He previously worked for Leo Vegas and their UK sportsbooks.

Leon Hosking has been appointed to be the Product Manager. It will be his job to better develop products with the Sportech brand. Hosking is knowledgeable in the sports betting field and will take this knowledge toward creating product initiatives. He joins Sportech from Sportpesa where he held a variety of roles involving trading, marketing, and website operations for the UK and Italian markets.

Sportech now has a department for Product User Experience and Design where Paul Rietdyke will act as the department head. Rietdyke has worked for UK clients like Arsenal FC, Liverpool FC, and the Saudi Football league as well as the Think Money Group and Sportspesa. He has expertise is in the digital realm and it will be his duty to make the digital aspect at Sportech the very best for their clients.

The firm fully believes the new additions to their company will help lead them to stronger products. Sportech would ultimately like to become a household name for its market. The strengthening of their B2B operations is the first step in becoming a mainstay in the sports betting technology market.

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