Software provider Swintt has reshuffled its executive team, placing former CCO David Mann at the helm of the business as CEO.
Following Mann’s promotion, outgoing CEO David Flynn will take a seat on the firm’s board and focus on his role as CEO of Swintt’s parent company, Glitnor Group.
Prior to his time at Swintt, he held roles with Wazdan, Betway and William Hill, showcasing a diverse professional background and highlighting his knowledge across the gaming industry.
Swintt CEO David Mann: “We have an exciting path ahead of us as we continue to expand our product portfolio, revamp our tech and launch into new markets around the globe, including the UK in the very near future.”
Commenting on his appointment, Mann said: “Over the past couple of years, we’ve witnessed incredible growth in a number of key markets and I’m very much looking forward to being able to continue contributing to this outstanding progress in my role as CEO.”
“We have an exciting path ahead of us as we continue to expand our product portfolio, revamp our tech and launch into new markets around the globe, including the UK in the very near future,” he added.Having previously held the role of CEO at both Swintt and Glitnor Group, David Flynn will now devote his full time to managing Glitnor Group.
“While I’m incredibly proud of everything Swintt has achieved during my time as CEO, David’s promotion means I couldn’t be leaving the running of the company in safer hands,” he said.
“Over the past couple of years, David has proven he has the experience and expertise to flourish in the role while driving further growth for Swintt, and by handing over the reins, I’ll be able to fully focus my efforts on helping Glitnor Group become one of the most entrepreneurial and fastest growing business groups in the iGaming industry.”
Flynn is also an iGaming veteran with over 19 years of experience in the industry.
He has previously occupied C-Suite roles at JPJ Group plc, which is today part of Bally’s, NYX Gaming Group, now a part of Light & Wonder, Microgaming and OnGame AB, which is now a part of Entain.
