Malta-based Digitain, a sportsbook and casino platform provider, has welcomed Mary Ann Calleja as its new Chief Product Officer.
Bringing more than two decades of IT experience, including 10 years in the iGaming sector and over six years in senior product leadership roles, Ms Calleja will oversee a team of product managers, designers, business analysts and data specialists.
Ms Calleja’s appointment is part of a broader company target to “deliver advanced, scalable, and partner-centric solutions for a rapidly evolving iGaming industry.”
Commenting on her appointment, Ms Calleja said that she is excited for her new role “during a pivotal stage of growth, scale and transformation.”
She concluded: “With an incredible team of talented professionals and a strong tech foundation, we’ll be focusing on elevating our platform capabilities, enhancing player experience through innovation and personalization, and aligning product delivery to our strategic vision and partner needs.”
Throughout her career, Ms Calleja worked for a number of other well-known companies, such as Scotts and Eden Leisure Group.
She was also Co-Founder of the marketing company Digital Migration Specialists, where she worked for nearly seven years.
She has previously also served as Head of Product at the Sliema-based gaming company William Hill International.
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