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Revpanda COO Glenn Debattista announced that he will be stepping down from his role after two years at the company.

“It’s time for me to close this amazing chapter of my life,” he wrote.

Mr Debattista joined the company in 2022 and has almost 20 years of experience within the iGaming industry. Over the years he worked with various operators, affiliates, and service providers and at Revpanda he oversaw daily operations and administrative functions.

Looking back at his journey with the company he remarked that he is grateful for all the experiences and knowledge he gained, the people he met, and the “unforgettable adventures” that he shared with colleagues in different countries and continents.

As he moves on from this role, he looks forward to a “well-deserved break.”

“I’ll be taking the next few weeks to relax and recharge before diving into my next exciting adventure,” he shared.

Without indicating what comes next, Mr Debattista stated that he will be sharing his new venture soon while thanking Revpanda “for everything.”

Revapanda is a Tallinn-based digital marketing agency that seeks to help businesses expose themselves to “targeted global audiences through search engine optimisation (SEO), multilingual content writing and translation services, optimised web development,” and numerous other services.

While the company is based in Estonia, it operates physical offices in Riga, Latvia, and Gzira, Malta.

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