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Bragg Gaming Group Announces New Interim CEO as Matevž Mazij Steps Down
NewsNovember 9, 2026·1 min read

Bragg Gaming Group Announces New Interim CEO as Matevž Mazij Steps Down


Bragg Gaming Group has announced a significant change in its leadership structure. Matevž Mazij, who has been serving as the CEO, has stepped down from his position. This news was officially shared on Friday, November 6.

Following Mazij's departure, Morten Tonnesen, the current COO, has been appointed as the interim CEO. Tonnesen joined Bragg Gaming Group in March 2026, bringing with him a wealth of operational experience. Mazij will continue to work with the company in a new role as a strategic advisor, providing guidance to support business continuity.

In a statement, Bragg Gaming Group Chairman Matt Davey praised Mazij's contributions, highlighting his role in founding Oryx and successfully merging it into the company. Davey also expressed confidence in Tonnesen's ability to lead the company forward, citing his operational experience and plans to improve the company's balance sheet strength and operating cash flow.

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