Bragg Gaming appoints Scott Milford as EVP of Group Content
Bragg Gaming Group has named Scott Milford as its new Executive Vice President of Group Content. Milford joins Bragg after a long-standing career with Aristocrat Leisure and its subsidiaries, bringing a deep background in game development and content strategy.
Industry veteran with proven track record
Scott Milford’s appointment marks a significant move for Bragg Gaming as it intensifies focus on innovation and international growth. With a 17-year tenure at Aristocrat Leisure, Milford has held several leadership roles, most recently as Chief Product Officer at Pixel United, Aristocrat’s digital gaming arm. He also served as President and Managing Director of the company’s social 바카라 division.
His past experience includes key positions at Konami and Aruze Gaming in Australia, further adding to his credentials in global gaming operations.
Strategic focus on US market
at a time when Bragg Gaming is increasing its presence in the US.
“Scott Milford is a transformational hire for Bragg,” said Matevž Mazij, Chief Executive Officer at Bragg. “His vision, depth of expertise, and proven success in building global game development teams will help propel us into the next phase of our growth. With the increasing popularity of our exclusive IP such as our Connect & Collect mechanic, and a doubling of our U.S. game release cadence, Scott’s leadership will ensure we stay ahead of the curve as the most innovative force in iGaming.”
Bragg strengthens leadership team
Milford’s appointment follows other recent leadership changes at Bragg Gaming. In April, the company appointed Holly Gagnon as Chair of its Board of Directors, reinforcing its strategic focus on governance and US expansion.
“Bragg’s relentless focus on innovation and excellence is unlike anything I’ve seen,” said Scott Milford. “This is a company that doesn’t just follow trends—it sets them. I’m excited to help elevate Bragg’s world-class teams and partners to new heights, creating next-gen online 바카라 experiences that redefine what’s possible in gamification and player engagement.”
Financial growth highlights momentum
The company posted a 7.1 percent year-on-year rise in revenue, reaching €25.5 million ($29.2 million) in Q1 2025 results. Notably, US revenue increased by 150 percent compared to the same period last year, underlining the region’s growing importance for the business.
