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Imagine Live appoints Barry Mahon as CCO
Imagine Live, a company that provides live casino studio services, has just added Barry Mahon as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO).
Barry Mahon will take on this new role with immediate effect in which he will be in charge of various essential sectors such as: business development; nurturing business partnerships; and revenue strategy management driving forth commercial growth of Imagine Live.
Barry has an extensive background with over 30 years’ experience in the gaming industry,which he brings to Imagine Live. This includes notable positions held within traditional brick-and-mortar casino markets and also within the iGaming sector.His talent especially comes out in relation to live dealer casino offerings therefore making him an important person for realizing its market expansion goals.
Sharing his excitement, Barry Mahon, CCO, said:
Imagine Live, a company that truly values its customers and places them at the heart of its operations, has proven itself to be a customer-centric focused provider in its operational studios and product and game development. This unwavering commitment to our customers will continue to guide our strategies and decisions.
Imagine Live is presently experiencing a massive time of growth, simultaneously with Barry’s arrival. The company is currently expanding its live dealer studios as well as coming up with new game formats. In Europe and other regulated markets where there is an increase in demand, new game options like “Robin The Fair” as well as “Dynamite Roulette” have been introduced. These efforts are aimed at boosting player engagement while increasing revenue, in line with Imagine Live’s goals.
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