A significant force in the sports wagering industry just revealed Terence Gargantini as their lead executive in Brazil. He will be spearheading operations as the Country Director, with the goal of transforming the business into a familiar brand across South America.
This strategic maneuver comes as no shock. Latin America represents the next frontier for sports gambling, and this organization is demonstrably committed to dominating the market. Their Chief Executive Officer, Jesper Søgaard, recently generated buzz at a prominent industry gathering, proclaiming their full investment in Latin America.
Gargantini is a seasoned professional in the field. He joins from ElevenSports.com, where he also held the reins as Country Director. He possesses extensive connections in Brazil, having collaborated with major players in Brazilian soccer, including the national squad and iconic teams such as Flamengo and Corinthians.
Simon Hofman-Stirling, the company’s top brass for South America, expressed enthusiasm about Gargantini’s addition. He commended Gargantini’s sharp business acumen and vast network, deeming him the ideal candidate to guide their growth.
The company’s approach is unambiguous: prioritize local expertise or face failure. They are resolutely dedicated to comprehending Brazilian supporters to provide both domestic and international advertisers with optimal returns on their investments.
Terence Gargantini’s proficiency makes him a vital resource as the company continues its growth and pursues triumph.
Gargantini conveyed his excitement, remarking, “Becoming a part of this remarkable organization and working alongside such a skilled group is an honor. I am enthusiastic to lead Better Collective’s strategic initiatives and activities in South America, partnering closely with the team to propel business expansion and further enter the regulated iGaming sector within the area. Commencing this thrilling venture and strengthening Better Collective’s market standing in this vibrant region fills me with immense eagerness.”
