Bruce Elliott, former business development and marketing executive with embattled e-funds merchant NeTeller has left his employer to take up a new role with none other than Microgaming.
According to Roger Raatgever, Microgaming's chief executive officer, Elliott will join the firm as Vice President for Sales and Marketing. “We are delighted to welcome Bruce on board at an extremely exciting time in our industry.” Raatgever said. “The business has expanded significantly over the past year and Bruce’s experience will prove invaluable in driving this success forward across a diverse range of new markets.”
Elliott referred to Microgaming as “undoubtedly one of the powerhouses of the gaming industry.” He told media: “It’s clear to anyone from the outside that the company has been experiencing a significant level of growth in recent years and I look forward to helping continue that trend as part of their team.”
Microgaming is currently increasing its attempts to penetrate new markets in Asia and Europe. In the previous twelve months, 20  new poker and casino sites have been added to the firm's pool of licensees. Microgaming has also made public its aggressive new schedule for rolling out new games in 2007.

Elliott has previously worked for GE Capital in sales and marketing. He joins Microgaming after four years with NeTeller, where he helped increase the company's staffing levels from 75 to over 800.

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