Pariplay bolsters senior team with addition of Doina Stefanescu as VP of Delivery

(PRESS RELEASE) -- NeoGames S.A subsidiary Pariplay, the leading aggregator and content provider, has appointed Doina Stefanescu as its new VP of Delivery, in a move that will see the company further define its growth strategy.

Stefanescu joins Pariplay from DraftKings, where she held a number of roles, most recently as Director of Gaming Operations. Prior to that, Stefanescu was COO of EveryMatrix before taking the helm as Interim CEO of Casino Engine, part of the solutions provider group.

With over 10 years of industry experience, Stefanescu also had a stint at SBTech as the company’s Head of Casino Products.

At Pariplay, Stefanescu’s role will be to define the company's strategy and to address market requirements. She will also be in charge of identifying customer needs as well as developing business plans for each of the supplier’s products.

Stefanescu joins Pariplay at a time when the business is rapidly expanding across key regulated regions including North America, with a host of deals recently signed with prominent global operators.

Adrian Bailey, Managing Director at Pariplay, said: “We are thrilled to have Doina onboard, and this appointment further underlines our commitment to evolving our product offering and to further establish ourselves in markets around the globe. We believe that we offer the best service in the industry, and this move further solidifies our commitment to ensuring our delivery is world class.

“Doina’s industry experience is second to none and she will become an invaluable member of the team as we execute our ambitious growth plans.”

Doina Stefanescu, VP of Delivery at Pariplay, said: “I am so excited about this opportunity to join a company like Pariplay that has had a fantastic journey so far and with a bold strategy for the future.

“I look forward to implementing my knowledge and experience to deliver additional growth and strengthening operations together with the committed team at Pariplay.”