Talent Management

HR professional Marie Theobald took to social media to reveal that she will be joining Rhino Entertainment Group as Chief People Officer.

The Malta-based iGaming company was founded in 2019 to create a ‘long-term technical strategy’ for clients.

Marie Theobald
Marie Theobald / LinkedIn

Prior to joining Rhino Entertainment Group, Ms Theobald spent nearly five years fulfilling a similar role at Hero Gaming.

“I am extremely thankful to have been part of such a great company, the people I’ve worked with and the lessons I’ve learnt,” Ms Theobald wrote about her time at Hero Gaming.

“It’s been a great ride with many challenges but many more fun times and many memories which I will forever treasure,” she stated, before adding that she will be missing “[her] Heroes immensely.”

“I am very excited about my next role, but before I take it on, I’m re-charging and taking a very much needed short break, something I’ve never done since I’ve started working some 20 years ago,” Ms Theobald concluded.

Earlier on in her career, Ms Theobald served as a Senior Manager within the field of HR and Organisational Development at GO and as HR Manager at Corinthia Hotel.

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