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NETeller with its difficulties today definitely requires the executive Bruce Elliott's services in his experience of business development and marketing. However, now that he's gone over as vice president for sales and marketing to the management team of Microgaming, it seems NETeller's missed the boat. This week, the well-known turnkey provider and Internet gambling developer of software based in the Isle of Man, declared that Elliott had been appointed and has instantly been put in charge of operations. Following a four year run with e-wallet NETeller where he assisted in developing the company from seventy five to over eight hundred staff members, Elliott now joins Isle of Man-based Microgaming. It's a time of ongoing expansion at Microgaming as Elliott arrives, and a period when its growth rate is extending into Europe and Asia's new markets. Close to twenty new casino and poker sites have been set up by Microgaming during the last year, this is in addition to host of subscribers and implemented its promise to supply operators in the industry's strongest games roll-out program. Elliott was employed at GE Capital in sales and marketing before he moved to NETeller. A wide PR and experienced advertising history he carries with him as well as a record in venture capital in technological businesses. Microgaming's management team's new executive states that as he has been familiar with a lot of the members of the Microgaming staff when he was employed on the Isle of Man, he's delighted to now belong with one of the gaming industry's central players. He also says that it obvious to everybody around that during the last years, the company has been undergoing a considerable rise in expansion, and he anticipates warmly assisting in the team to extend this situation. The CEO of Microgaming, Roger Raatgever, claims that the company is very pleased to have Bruce in the team at the industry's current thrilling period in time. During the last year, the operations have developed considerably and Bruce's record will be inestimable in pushing this success further into the new markets' assorted spectrum. Posted on: March 30, 2007
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