Martin Zetterlund has been appointed as interim Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Catena Media until a permanent CTO takes up the role.

In an official statement, Malta-headquartered Catena Media explained that the recruitment process is ongoing.

Mr Zetterlund has been a member of the board of directors since December 2024 and will remain on the board while serving as interim CTO.

Mr Zetterlund co-founded and led Sentor Managed Security Services and founded ScrapeSentry. He has held senior positions at Distil Networks and Accenture, and works as an investor and adviser in cybersecurity and technology ventures.

Catena Media CEO Manuel Stan said that “Martin has followed our technology work closely from the board and knows the organisation well. His experience of building and running technology businesses will support the team while we complete the recruitment of a permanent CTO.”

Catena Media is an online affiliate marketing and lead-generation company that specialises in the sports betting and online casino industries.





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