Leading games provider BetGames has appointed Inesa Glazaitė as its new Head of Commercial, strengthening the company’s commercial leadership team as it continues to expand its product offering across regulated markets worldwide.
Glazaitė joins BetGames with extensive senior commercial experience in the iGaming sector, having held leadership roles at several established brands, including Soft2Bet, Delasport, and most recently iGaming Platform.
BetGames obtained a Malta Gaming Authority License (MGA) as a B2B gaming supplier back in 2019 and then in April of 2021 BetGames opened an office in St.Julian’s.
In her new role, Glazaitė will lead BetGames’ commercial growth strategy, strengthen operator partnerships, and support the continued global rollout of the company’s expanding product portfolio.
Her appointment comes at an important stage in BetGames’ development, following strong momentum across its latest offerings, including Casino Designer, the gamification and promotional platform Hero, and its growing slot and RNG portfolio, led by the crash game Skyward. The company is also preparing for the upcoming launch of Skyward Storm.
Inesa Glazaitė, Head of Commercial at BetGames, said: “BetGames has real momentum right now, and I’m excited to be part of the next stage of its growth. The strength of the product portfolio, from Casino Designer and Hero through to the Skyward RNG series, provides a fantastic foundation for continued expansion.”
Saulius Čereška, Director at BetGames, added: “We have immense confidence in our commercial team, and with Inesa’s talent leading it, we are entering the next phase of growth with even greater momentum. Her appointment reflects our continued investment in the business as we innovate, strengthen our offering, and expand our presence globally.”
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