Ex-Playtech, Asian Logic Man Greg Fermont Joins Bodog Asia

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With Bodog Asia growing as both an operator and B2B provider the long search for a COO to join Managing Director, Robert Gustavsson and his team is finally over.

Greg Fermont’s industry experience speaks for itself with stints at Playtech, Asian Logic and most recently Sun City. Greg brings not just gaming knowledge to Bodog Asia but also years of regional experience so vital to success in the area.

Greg commented: “Its hard not to notice the Bodog brand in this industry but I started to really take an interest when they came to Asia. This market is certainly a challenging one but its not only already huge but also growing. Bodog’s increasing penetration in Asia and its ability to react quickly to movements in the market made them a company I wanted to work with.”

Rob Gustafsson, Managing Director of Bodog Asia, added: “To have somebody of Greg’s calibre joining the team here is great news for the company. With nearly 1,000 employees here in Manila we were keen to expand our management structure and his vision coupled with regional experience will be a huge help in managing and expanding the growth we are currently seeing. We are always looking at ways we can differentiate and improve our products and Greg’s addition will ensure we continue to do so.”

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