Payroll and financial analysis specialist Michelle Grech Bonett has joined Soft2Bet as Head of Finance. While she started in the new role in September, she updated her LinkedIn profile today (Monday).

Her 14-year career at iGaming solutions provider Aspire Global came to an end last month. She had also been entrusted with the role at NeoGames, a company Aspire Global had acquired last June. She had labelled her experience there as one of “growth, yearly challenges, and improvements to a better me”.

Michelle Grech Bonett
Michelle Grech Bonett / LinkedIn photo

“I had the chance to build my department in Malta, learn new skills, strengthen existing ones, and grow professionally. I have worked with wonderful people across different departments, especially my team, who have become my close friends,” Ms Grech Bonett had said when she announced she was leaving.

She holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Management from University of Malta, and is particularly skilled in interpersonal communication and leadership, among others.

Based in Malta, Soft2Bet is a casino and sportsbook platform provider that also has offices in Limassol, Cyprus and Sofia, Bulgaria. It has a diverse workforce of over 1,000 employees coming from 25 different nationalities. Soft2Bet’s Santa Venera office is primarily focused on financial, payment, and casino management services.

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Michelle Grech Bonett / LinkedIn

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