November 8, 2026 · 11:46am ET | 8:46am PT
A few months after appointing a new chairman, iGaming content provider Bragg Gaming Group has announced another leadership transition, parting ways with its current chief executive officer and appointing a new one on an interim basis. The one up to the task is the experienced Morten Tonnesen, who brings some 17 years of leadership experience.
In its announcement, Bragg Gaming said that CEO Matevž Mazij is stepping down, transitioning to the role of strategic advisor with immediate effect. The company added that Morten Tonnesen has been named interim CEO, effective November 6, 2026.
Tonnesen is not a stranger to Bragg’s business, having served as the company’s chief operating officer since joining its team earlier this year. As CEO, he will assume responsibility for Bragg’s day-to-day operations. In this role, he will report directly to the company’s board of directors.
Tonnesen is someone with almost two decades of leadership experience across B2C and B2B iGaming, sports betting and technology. His track record has seen him create, build and exit businesses, operate at scale, and develop teams that deliver.
