Gentoo Media has announced the resignation of Chief Financial Officer Mads Haugegaard Albrechtsen as the company prepares for what it describes as its next phase of development.
In a company statement, Chief Executive Officer Jonas Warrer thanked Mr Albrechtsen for his contribution during a period of transformation.
“We would like to thank Mads for his dedication and collaboration during a period of significant change for Gentoo Media. Mads has played an important role in the transformation initiated in 2025, including strengthening financial processes, supporting the Company’s strategic realignment and helping build a leaner and more focused organisation,” Mr Warrer said.
He added that the company is maintaining a constructive dialogue regarding the transition process and remains committed to ensuring a stable handover for employees and stakeholders.
Mr Albrechtsen said he was grateful for his time at the company and would continue supporting the transition process in the coming months.
“I am grateful for the time I have spent at Gentoo Media and look forward to contributing to a smooth transition during the coming period,” he said.
The company said a search for a permanent successor is already under way and stressed that its strategy, operations and financial outlook remain unchanged.
Gentoo Media, which has offices in Malta, was formerly part of the Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) before becoming a standalone affiliate-focused business following the corporate split completed in 2024.
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