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Super Technologies unveil new Government Affairs Manager for CEE

Arkadiusz Cyman is set to assume this position overseeing government relations in Central and Eastern Europe.

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Arkadiusz Cyman has been appointed as Super’s new Government Affairs Manager
He will oversee the Central and Eastern Europe region
His role will see him liaise closely with a range of international governments and departments

Arkadiusz Cyman has been appointed as Super Technologies' new Government Affairs Manager for the Central and Eastern Europe region.  

Indeed, Cyman brings experience in the communications and public affairs sectors to this role, having moved on from his position in the public affairs department at Totalizator Sportowy – a Polish state gambling and lottery operator – to accept this role. In his new position, Cyman will liaise with regulators and a variety of government departments from across the CEE region to help further inform Super Technologies' long-term expansion and product development strategies.  

Speaking on his appointment via LinkedIn, Cyman said: "Thank you very much for Super Technologies trust and warm welcome. I am glad that they invited me to build a legal, responsible and competitive gaming market together."  

It has been a busy period of appointments for Super Technologies through 2026, with the operator reshaping its leadership team via a number of new senior executive hires in April, including the appointment of a new CFO, CSO, CPO and a number of Board members. More recently, the company also announced the appointment of Andrei Bereanda as its new Vice President of Commercial last month.  

Personnel aside, Super Technologies has also undertaken a new expansion strategy which began in Q1 with the acquisition of the Maxbet Online brand in Romania and Malta and was followed by the announcement of a new partnership with Bragg in the Greek market in April for the launch of the Superbet brand.  

In July, the operator also formally joined the EGBA board after revealing its intentions to establish a new Romanian Hub. 

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In recent years, the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region has emerged as one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing iGaming hubs in the world

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