Relax Gaming, the Malta-headquartered iGaming aggregator and supplier, has named Antonia Svensson as its new Chief Commercial Officer, strengthening its leadership team as the company enters its next phase of expansion.

Ms Svensson brings more than 13 years of industry experience to the role, having held senior positions across payments, content supply and operations.

Her career began at Trustly, where she oversaw payment solutions tailored to the gaming sector.

She later moved into content and operational leadership, serving as Chief Commercial Officer at Malta-licenced Yggdrasil Gaming and, more recently, as General Manager at Light & Wonder in Malta, overseeing the company’s online casino operations across Europe.

In addition to her executive responsibilities, Ms Svensson has contributed to industry development through board roles with several gaming companies, including Fantasma Games.

Based at Relax Gaming’s Malta headquarters, she will lead the group’s commercial strategy, focusing on global business development and strengthening relationships with partners.

Ms Svensson welcomed the appointment, saying that she is “incredibly proud to be part of this journey.”

“Relax Gaming has carved out an impressive reputation as one of the most forward-thinking and dynamic companies in iGaming,” she continued.

Commenting on the appointment, Martin Stålros, CEO of Relax Gaming, highlighted Ms Svensson’s broad expertise, describing it as a valuable addition to the company’s leadership team.

“It’s a pleasure to welcome Antonia to Relax as our new CCO,” he concluded.





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