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Videoslots promotes Ulle Skottling to Deputy CEO

Leading casino operator Videoslots.com has promoted Ulle Skottling to the position of Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
The Swede joined the online brand as Chief Operating Officer in September 2016 after a two-year spell at NetEnt, where he had risen to become Deputy Managing Director.
Skottling, who began his new role on March 1st, will now focus on building the company’s cooperate structure and organisation, in order to take it to the next level.
Videoslots Chief Executive Officer, Alexander Stevendahl, who founded the casino in 2011, said he was very pleased with the promotion.
He added: “Ulle has worked tirelessly to get Videoslots to where we are today and fully deserves his new title and position of authority.
“We now have the opportunity to grow the business, not only in terms of the huge range of games for which we have become famous, but into new regulated markets where we can entertain a new generation of players with those games.”
Skottling added: “It is a very exciting time to be at Videoslots and I am delighted to continue working closely with the senior management team to take the business on to bigger and better things. There is a lot more to come from Videoslots.”
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