Anders Str?m returns to Kambi as Board Chairman

Kambi’s board of directors has welcomed back co-founder Anders Str?m as the new chairman, signalling a shift in leadership.

Str?m, originally the visionary force behind Swedish operator Kindred Group (Unibet), co-founded Kambi alongside current CEO Kristian Nylén. His return to the helm follows the departure of long-serving chairman Lars Stugemo after almost a decade in the role.

End of an era as Kambi’s Chairman steps down

After 14 years with Kambi, including nearly a decade as chairman, Lars Stugemo bids farewell, describing his journey as “remarkable.” Stugemo, instrumental in shaping Kambi into a world-leading sportsbook provider, opted not to stand for re-election, emphasizing the need for a seamless leadership transition.

Acknowledging Stugemo’s contributions, Str?m expressed gratitude for their shared journey and wished him success in future endeavours.

AI-Powered trading and commercial momentum

Anders Str?m, a pivotal figure in Kambi’s inception, envisions steering the company toward new heights. Noting recent partner signings and technological breakthroughs, including AI-powered trading, Str?m emphasizes the company’s commitment to redefining possibilities in sports betting. As he assumes the role of chairman, Str?m looks forward to capitalizing on these achievements to boost morale, drive, and pave the way for sustained success and growth.

Dynamic Leadership Transition and Technological Advancements

As Anders Str?m takes the reins at Kambi, the company embarks on a new chapter marked by his visionary leadership. The combination of Str?m’s historical contributions, recent technological strides, and the departure of a longstanding chairman sets the stage for an exciting era. Kambi, with its renewed focus under Str?m’s guidance, continues to be a key player in the ever-evolving landscape of sports betting.

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