British sportsbetting and iGaming software innovator FSB Technology Limited has announced that it has hired veteran industry professional Keith Laidlaw (pictured) to serve as an information technology and strategy advisor.
The London-headquartered firm used an official Thursday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to declare that Laidlaw will now ‘share his vast knowledge and experience’ with its technical teams as it ‘continues to drive growth in international markets and prepares for an increased presence in the United States’.
Previous proficiency:
FSB Technology Limited stated that Laidlaw ‘is one of the most experienced technology specialists in the industry’ after previously holding ‘senior level roles’ with some of the sector’s biggest players including prominent operator Entain and former online poker network providers PartyGaming and OnGame.
Considerable collaboration:
Dave McDowell serves as Chief Executive Officer for FSB Technology Limited and he used the press release to proclaim that Laidlaw has moreover consulted ‘with a wide range of gambling companies’ in order to help them to ‘fine-tune their position and level up their products and services’.
Read a statement from McDowell…
“Keith is another great addition to our ever-increasing pool of talent. His knowledge and experience of information technology and technology within the gambling sector is immense. He will work alongside our co-founder and Chief Technical Officer, Sam Lawrence, to fine-tune our strategy so that we can ultimately deliver the best products and services to our clients.”
Attractive ability:
For his part and Laidlaw pronounced that FSB Technology Limited ‘has a very interesting proposition’ and he is now very much looking forward to helping the company to shape its future ‘technology strategy.’
Laidlaw’s statement read…
“It’s clear to me that FSB Technology Limited has a big year coming up in 2021 and I’m looking forward to playing a part in it.”
 
                 
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