Tripledot Studios has introduced the appointment of Daniel Freireich, the previous president of video games at Scopely, to the place of Chief Video games Officer.
Tripledot Studios was not too long ago recognized as being the third quickest rising non-public firm within the UK. In February, the corporate raised $116 million on a $1.4 billion valuation.
In his new position Freireich will lead Tripledot’s increasing portfolio of informal cell video games, handle the corporate’s present portfolio of titles similar to Woodoku, Solitaire, and Tripletile, and play a key position in scaling video games from newly acquired studios.
“Daniel is a world class chief,” mentioned Tripledot Studios co-founder and CEO Lior Shiff. “We’re at an inflection level as Tripledot has been on a rocket ship this previous yr. For the following part of the corporate, Daniel’s expertise constructing a worldwide growth operation and scaling a various video games portfolio will probably be essential to our success.”
Over 20 years of expertise
Freireich has over twenty years of expertise in enterprise, know-how and video games. Because the president of video games at Scopely, he constructed the corporate’s London operations and lead growth groups throughout Europe, focusing onthe firm’s catalog of informal titles. Previous to Scopely, he labored as CEO of Product Insanity at Aristocrat.
“I really feel as if I’m catching an unimaginable wave,” mentioned Freireich.
“What Tripledot has accomplished operationally and creatively to date is spectacular and I can see how this enterprise can proceed to develop and ship over a few years. I’m very excited to affix the proficient staff of founders and sport makers and to be a part of Tripledot’s journey to a brand new stage. I actually consider this can be a once-in-a-lifetime alternative to construct a generational firm, and I couldn’t be extra excited to get began.”
Final month, we listed Tripledot and Scopely as two of the highest 50 cell sport makers of 2022.
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