Bragg Gaming Selects Holly Gagnon as Chair of Board of Directors

Bragg Gaming Group, the Toronto-based iGaming content and turnkey technology solutions provider, has appointed Holly Gagnon as their new Chair of its Board of Directors. Gagnon, lead director since 2021, now takes over the role from CEO Matevž Mazij. Meanwhile, Mazij remains as the CEO, and continues serving as a member of the company's Board of Directors.

Gagnon brings more than 30 years of gaming industry leadership to her new role as Chair. She began her career with the launch of Foxwoods Resort and Casino. Since then, she has held senior roles at Caesars, MGM, Harrah's, Seneca Gaming, and other major operators. 

Currently, she leads HGC Hospitality Gaming Consulting and advises several top industry organizations.

Matevž Mazij noted that Holly is an outstanding choice for the CEO role given her extensive knowledge in iGaming, 

"Holly has already made significant contributions as our Lead Independent Director, and we look forward to further leveraging her expertise and leadership in her new capacity as Chair," Mazij added.

Gagnon remarked that she was honored to be appointed Chair of Bragg's Board of Directors. She also acknowledged Mazij's leadership for Bragg Gaming, and positioning them for much success, 

"I look forward to working closely with the board and management to build on this strong momentum, capitalize on the many growth opportunities ahead, and maintain our commitment to strong corporate governance on behalf of all our stakeholders," Gagnon added.

Bragg Gaming Declare Creditor Deal to Generate More Company Growth

Last week, Bragg announced an agreement to repay $5 million USD of its secured promissory note. Additionally, it secured an extension for the remaining $2 million USD, now due in June.

Chief Financial Officer Robbie Bressler stated that partial repayment and extension will further strengthen the company's balance sheet. This also reflects the company's confidence in the online casino Canada market's continued growth in the coming years.