Blueprint Gaming has secured a significant victory by appointing Nick Wright as their new Chief Commercial Officer. Wright is a seasoned professional in the online gaming sector, with a career history featuring prominent companies such as Playtech, Bally’s, and Amaya Gaming.
Prior to joining Blueprint, Wright oversaw commercial content and business development as the Senior Vice President at Bally’s Corporation from 2021 to 2023. Before that, he played a key role in propelling business development at Gamesys Group until its acquisition by Bally’s in 2021. Wright’s background also encompasses leadership positions at other major iGaming industry players, including periods at Amaya Gaming (2013-2015) and Playtech (2007-2013).
In his capacity as Chief Commercial Officer, Wright will spearhead Blueprint’s growth strategy, both domestically in the UK and internationally. His priorities will include penetrating new regulated markets and expanding the reach of Blueprint’s games and platforms to a broader audience.
Matt Cole, the head honcho at Blueprint Gaming, conveyed his enthusiasm for Wright’s arrival, describing him as “a highly esteemed leader in the field.” He emphasized that Wright’s expertise gained from working with industry giants will be indispensable to Blueprint’s future. Cole views Wright’s appointment as a strategic coup for the company’s leadership team, particularly as they strive to bolster existing partnerships and enhance their global footprint.
Wright himself appears eager to embark on this new chapter, remarking, “I am delighted to be joining such a well-established, driven, and energetic organization. Having been acquainted with Matt Cole and Jo Purvis for a considerable time, I have consistently been impressed by the caliber of their offerings and the strength of their team.”
Im excited to utilize my skills and assist such a thriving business network in Britain and on several captivating international growth initiatives. I eagerly anticipate collaborating with some of the planet’s top and most inventive companies.”