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Svenska Spel Hires Kajsa Nylander as its New Sustainability Manager

Swedish gambling operator Svenska Spel has appointed Kajsa Nylander as its new sustainability manager. Nylander will take charge from January 2020. Svenska Spel brings Nylander from Swedish liquor store chain Systembolaget, where she has been in a similar role.
“The Swedish gaming market is an industry in change with the new gaming legislation, which makes it a very exciting time. Svenska Spel already has solid sustainability work, and I look forward to being able to participate and continue to develop the work on both gaming responsibility and the group’s other strategic sustainability issues,” Nylander said.
“Kajsa’s solid background in sustainability and change work will be of great benefit to Svenska Spel’s sustainability work with a focus on gaming responsibility. Her skills and experience give us the best possible conditions to further develop our leading position in gaming responsibility. With Kajsa on board, we will be able to take the next step towards even better gaming responsibility tools and minimize the risk of players getting into gambling problems,” Joakim Mörnefält, communications director at Svenska Spel said.
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