Real Luck Group Ltd, the parent company of esports wagering website Luckbox, has appointed Thomas Rosander as its Chief Customer Officer.
Rosander is an experienced executive whose former roles include being the CEO of Dunder Casino, CPO of Mr Green, as well as a Business Intelligence Director at game developer Electronic Arts.
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Luckbox’s Board of Directors have granted an aggregate of 850,000 stock options to Rosander. The options were granted under Luckbox’s stock option plan in accordance with the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange, which the company debuted on last December.
Quentin Martin, CEO at Real Luck Group Ltd. commented: “Having a CCO like Thomas, who has the industry experience and relationships is crucial as Luckbox executes on its customer acquisition strategy. The Luckbox team comprises a mix of igaming and esports experience and Thomas fits in perfectly with that ethos, as his resume will testify.
“We have big plans for grown in 2021 and beyond, and Thomas will play a leading role in helping us deliver on our targets. This is a key role in growing our business and I am delighted to have someone of Thomas’s caliber on board.”
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Luckbox have continually added experience to its team in recent months, with recent appointments such as a new Chief Financial Officer in Ran Kaspi, and Lachlan Thomson joining as its Head of Performance Marketing.
Thomas Rosander, Chief Customer Officer for Luckbox added: “Luckbox is one the most exciting companies in the igaming space and I am thrilled to be joining the team.
“The rapid growth and huge potential of esports betting is well documented and I am looking forward to working with the team and using my skills and experience to ensure Luckbox is at the forefront of this exciting industry.”
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