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Team keeps growing

PayBrokers hires Alexandre Tauszig to develop business in the lottery market

The high-level team of professionals at Paybrokers, an important company in the payment method segment for the gaming and betting sector, has just added Alexandre Tauszig to its team as head of the business development area. “He arrives with the mission of expanding the company's operations, especially in the state lottery market,” says Henrique Moreira, CFO of PayBrokers.

Continuing with its growth strategy in the Brazilian and Latin American market of payment systems for the gaming and betting sector, PayBrokers, an important player in the segment, has just expanded its team with the hiring of Alexandre Tauszig for the business development area.

“PayBrokers has just gained a strong reinforcement: Alexandre Tauszig arrives with the important mission of expanding our operations on new fronts, mainly state lotteries and the public sector, both in Brazil and in the rest of Latin America,” says Henrique Moreira, firm’s CFO.

One of the strengths of the new PayBrokers business developer is his strong relationship with the technology committee and the executive board of CIBELAE – Ibero-American Corporation of State Lotteries and Gambling –, in addition to lotteries in several Latin American countries, precisely the target market of the company for the coming years.

“With more than 15 years of experience in the I.T. and five years in gaming and lotteries, I arrive to help PayBrokers' expansion process, which today has a unique solution that will certainly be of great interest to many operators and lotteries on the continent”, comments Alexandre Tauszig.

The professional, with extensive experience in the lotteries and betting market, has been working for nearly three years at Skilrock, a company of Indian origin and leader in the local market, as a LatAm regional manager. Due to the unique relationship between the two companies, Tauszig will not leave Skilrock, working for the converging interests of the two companies.

Source: GMB