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Zitro Digital names Thiago Valadão to lead Brazilian market expansion

Zitro Digital has strengthened its Brazilian leadership with the appointment of Thiago Valadão as Commercial Director, marking a strategic milestone in its regional expansion.

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Zitro Digital appoints Thiago Valadão as Commercial Director for Brazil

Zitro Digital has announced the appointment of Thiago Valadão as Commercial Director for Brazil, marking a significant step in the company’s expansion across Latin America’s fastest-growing iGaming market.

Thiago brings extensive experience in gaming technology and business development, having spent the past few years leading commercial operations for major iGaming platforms and technology providers across Brazil and Latin America. His expertise in building partnerships, driving market expansion, and supporting business growth in regulated markets will be key as Zitro Digital expands its presence in the region.

“I’m thrilled to join Zitro Digital at such an exciting time for this market,” said Thiago Valadão. “Zitro’s Brazilian roots make this especially meaningful, as the company truly understands the local player. Combining that with their proven success in the land-based market, my goal is to bring that same excellence to the iGaming space, leveraging our deep understanding of the region to establish Zitro Digital as a key player in the country.”

Michael Bauer, CEO of Zitro Digital, shared: “Thiago is a fantastic addition to our team as we strengthen our position in Latin America. Having someone with his expertise and local knowledge will be invaluable as we expand Zitro Digital’s offering to Brazilian players.”

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