Remote-first iGaming company KaFe Rocks Group, with headquarters in Malta, is officially celebrating its fourth birthday.
Four years ago on Sunday, three entrepreneurs, Kay, Feda and Tim, founded KaFe Rocks “with a purpose to shed light and transparency on the iGaming industry”.
The company is perceived as a leader in the iGaming lead generation space, with a global portfolio of informative websites intended to shed light and transparency on the industry, helping consumers around the world to make informed choices.
Celebrating its birthday on social media, KaFe Rocks Group wrote of its four years in operation:
“It’s been an amazing journey since then, and we’ve grown from just ten to over 170 Rocketeers, achieving some incredible things along the way.
“Each and every Rocketeer brings their own unique self to the company, and that’s what makes KaFe Rocks so special. This year, we wanted our Rocketeers to celebrate this birthday in their unique way, so we asked them to CELEBRATE LIKE IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY!
“Whether it’s treating themselves to a fancy dinner, a relaxing massage, or to buying a small gift - the primary condition was to enjoy it to the fullest!”
The company recently caused a media storm after announcing an unlimited vacation policy, together with 24/7 mental health support for its employees. To find out more about this, and the motivations behind the bold move, check out iGamingCapital.mt’s interview with KaFe Rocks head of people, Cordelia Morgan-Cooper, here.
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