2 months ago
General Manager (iGaming)
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TL;DR
General Manager (iGaming): Leading Chumba Casino, VGW’s flagship product, to drive strategy, commercial results, and P&L management with an accent on data-driven operational leadership and market competitiveness. Focus on optimizing free-to-play economies, scaling multidisciplinary teams, and driving retention and monetization.
Location: Must be based in the US or Europe
Company
is an interactive entertainment company specializing in free-to-play online social games, including acclaimed brands like Chumba Casino, Global Poker, and LuckyLand Slots.
What you will do
- Own the end-to-end P&L, including revenue, gross margin, and ROI on promotions.
- Define the product strategy and roadmap based on deep market and competitive analysis.
- Diagnose performance drivers and guide teams toward effective technical and commercial solutions.
- Set and oversee commercial goals for product and live operations.
- Lead and develop multidisciplinary teams of 100+ people across various locations.
Requirements
- 10+ years of digital commercial leadership experience.
- Proven track record of owning P&L for consumer apps or games with $100M+ annual revenue.
- Direct operating experience in social casino, real money gaming, or high-stakes consumer apps.
- Expertise in dual currency or hybrid monetization models.
- Experience leading large multidisciplinary teams of 100+ members.
- Deep proficiency in data analysis, cohort modeling, and KPI conversion.
Culture & Benefits
- Flexible work environment to support a healthy balance between personal life and career.
- Diverse and inclusive culture where employees are encouraged to be inspired and supported.
- Commitment to professional growth with opportunities for learning and career advancement.
- Competitive compensation package, including various perks and benefits.
- Strong adherence to "player first" values, ensuring a safe and responsible gaming experience.
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