COMPLIANZA - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Head of Corporate Communications
Ann-Sofie has a long history within the gaming industry both from international private companies as well the Swedish public sector as CEO, head of communications, public affairs and consumer protection. She has focus on businesses where the digitalisation is creating new customer behaviours, product and business development and customer lifetime value.
Christer is co-founder of Complianza and a committed, careful solution-oriented technician with an interest in gaming and with many years' experience from regulated markets and the complicated questions that come from interpretation of laws & regulations and translating them to technical & process requirements. This work has also given Christer the opportunity to further analyse markets and advise whether customers should enter the markets or not. In regards to product management it can be mentioned that Christer has 14 "pending / approved" game related patents.
Mattias is a partner of Complianza and has a lot of experience from Business and Product Development. He has been setting up new business areas in gaming industry and has broad experience working as a project leader for many complex projects and being the bridge between IT and business. He has more than 15 years' experience from the gambling industry as Head of Professional Services, Head of Gaming Products, Business Area and Country Manager.
Job Titles:
- Head of Communications UK
Simon is a multi-disciplinary designer and marketer, with experience working alongside a wide range of clients in multiple industries, from start-ups to established companies. With a focus on web development, communications, and the streamlining & automating of all business processes, Simon is passionate about usability and functional design.
Teresa is a PhD Candidate at the University of Luxembourg and Uppsala University since November 2016. Apart from her research and teaching activities, Teresa has published on various topics in the context of data protection and privacy legislation, spoke at several conferences and was one of the Council of Europe experts who assisted in drafting the Nigerian data protection legislation. Previously, she worked in the private sector both in Luxembourg and Sweden.