Bragg Gaming Group's President and COO Lara Falzon Resigns

Bragg Gaming Group Inc., the NASDAQ-listed iGaming provider, is undergoing a notable leadership shift as its President and Chief Operating Officer, Lara Falzon, resigns from her roles. Falzon, who has been an integral part of the company for two years and nine months, officially communicated her decision last week. The resignation, effective from December 31, 2023, leaves Falzon involved in Bragg's daily operations until the specified date.

During her tenure, Flazon served as a non-executive director from March 2021 and assumed the role of President and COO in November 2021. Bragg's Chairman and CEO, Matevž Mazij, praised Falzon as an "invaluable member" of the team, highlighting her substantial contributions to the company's success. Mazij commended Falzon's commitment, authority, and hard work, which played a pivotal role in Bragg's growth.

In September, Bragg obtained a Gibraltar business-to-business remote gambling license, a critical milestone in its global expansion. The following month, a hosting service deal with Internet Vikings for Pennsylvania was announced. Mazij expressed gratitude for Falzon's expertise and know-how gained from her extensive experience in the gambling and casino industries.

Falzon, with expertise in accounting, budgeting, internal controls, external audit, and international financial reporting standards, expressed her honor to have been part of Bragg's team during a period of foundational growth. She conveyed confidence in Bragg's leadership and team members, anticipating ongoing success.

Before Bragg, Falzon served as the operational Chief Financial Officer for NetEnt and CFO for Red Tiger Gaming. Her previous roles included Group CFO for Evoke Gaming Ltd and financial roles at Bonnier AB and King.