ThrillTech has appointed Amy Santos as its Chief Operating Officer as the side-bet jackpot supplier continues its expansion across regulated gambling markets.
Santos took up the role on 3rd August and will lead its operational strategy, supporting growth initiatives and its expanding partner network.
She brings extensive experience from both supplier and operator businesses, having held senior programme, project, and client relations roles at Pragmatic Solutions, William Hill, Rank Group, and Ladbrokes Coral Group.
"ThrillTech has quickly established itself as a true innovator in the side-bet jackpot space. I look forward to working with the team to optimise our operations, support our growing partner base, and drive the next phase of our global expansion," she said.
Before joining ThrillTech, Amy Santos spent more than four years as Director of Client Relations and Programme at Pragmatic Solutions, where she focused on client-facing operations and delivery. Earlier in her career, she served as Strategic Programme Manager at William Hill and Project Manager at both Rank Group and Ladbrokes Coral Group.
Although ThrillTech is not headquartered in Malta, the company obtained a B2B licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) in June 2024. The licence allows ThrillTech to supply its jackpot and engagement technology to licensed operators in the Maltese market.
The company also maintains strong links to Malta through its commercial partnerships. It works with several operators and suppliers that have significant operations on the island, including Glitnor Group, whose main office hubs include Malta.
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