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Playbook Fusion Names Jason Bradbury Chief Product Officer

Playbook Fusion, the fast-growing business-to-business (B2B) games studio that straddles the intersection of gaming and gambling, has made a significant senior-level hire. The company recently welcomed Jason Bradbury to its management team, appointing him as Chief Product Officer (CPO).

Bridging the Gap: A Vision for the Future

In his new role, Bradbury brings nearly a decade of experience to the table. His mission? To help Playbook Fusion continue its upward trajectory. The company aims to ā€œbring together the worlds of betting and video gaming in an entirely new genre of sports content,ā€ as stated in a recent press release. Bradbury’s solid background in the betting and gambling sector positions him well for this task.

Jason Bradbury Playbook Fusion

A Journey Through the Industry

Before joining Playbook Fusion, Bradbury honed his expertise in various senior-level roles. Notably, he contributed to the globally recognized cross-platform games company, Light & Wonder, and spent nearly two years with the ComeOn Group until July 2023, where he held the position of Head of Exclusive Games. His tenure at the GVC Group as a Games Producer further enriched his skill set. And let’s not forget his time at William Hill, where he served as a Games Development Manager.

Revolutionizing the Industry

Bradbury expressed his excitement about joining Playbook Fusion’s C-suite: ā€œI’m delighted to have the opportunity to work with Steve, Santiago, and their impressive team to develop an innovative, never-before-seen product vertical that will bridge the gap between traditional sportsbooks and video game players.ā€ Playbook Fusion’s CEO, Steve Rogers, shares this enthusiasm, stating, ā€œHe is perfectly placed to deliver our vision of combining betting and video gaming player attributes within our games, and I have full confidence in his abilities to design, develop, and deliver games and experiences that will revolutionize the industry.ā€

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