Glitnor Group CEO, David Flynn moves to the Group Board

The move to a Board position for Flynn opens up the CEO role, as Glitnor Group continues its expansion.

Glitnor Group, the hugely successful Malta-based iGaming group that operates across all segments of the online casino value-chain, has announced its CEO, David Flynn, will move to a Board role within the company in the New Year.

Leaving his current role, Flynn will hand over the reins on an interim basis to Co-Founder Jorgen Nordlund, until such time as a replacement has been appointed.

Regarding the change of role David Flynn, commented; “Over the past three and a half years I’ve had the pleasure to hire, work with, create and help develop an amazing team at Glitnor, delivering exceptional brands and celebrating outstanding year-on-year growth across the business. “

Flynn continued, “With our continued strong growth aspirations in mind, I’ve decided that now is the time to look further ahead for Glitnor and make a change which, I believe, will help take Glitnor, and everyone involved, to the next level. Thus, with the full support of our Founders and Board, I shall move to a Group Board role  where I will continue to develop our long-term strategy and support our operational management. After 20 years in iGaming I really believe that my experience will better serve the Group as a member of the Board supporting the incoming CEO, as we continue to grow and expand the business.”

Dan Andersson, Chairman of the Board at Glitnor Group commented, “In our quest to reach excellence and make it possible to continue our growth at such a rapid pace, David has been absolutely key in developing the Group and taking the next step in our growth plan. It is now good timing to make such a change as we strengthen the board in preparation for the stock market, given financial market sentiment turning more positive in 2023. We look forward to having David working actively in the board.”

Candidate enquiries regarding the CEO role should be addressed to  [email protected]