Lara Falzon

International sports betting and casino operator SKS365 has appointed Lara Falzon as Group Chief Financial Officer.

“I am very pleased to welcome Lara to our talented executive team at SKS365 as CFO,” said Alexander Martin, CEO of SKS365. “Lara brings a wealth of experience in M&A activity and leading financial operations across international markets combined with in-depth industry experience from working at various gaming companies. Finance is a key function at SKS365 supporting actively our growth and profitability targets and I am delighted to have Lara leading our excellent finance team.”

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Prior to joining SKS365, Ms Falzon served as the operational CFO at NetEnt, where she oversaw the takeover of the company by Evolution Gaming.

Speaking of her new role, the CFO commented, “SKS365 is among the leaders of the Italian betting and gaming industry and I am thrilled to contribute with my expertise to further drive the company’s growth and transformation plans.”

“SKS365 operates in a very complex and challenging market both in terms of regulation and financial sustainability. I am delighted to join the company at this time, and I am looking forward to working with the team to execute on the company’s priorities, accelerate growth and enhance value for shareholders and all stakeholders,” she continued.

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