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Hacksaw AB Announces Management Changes and Appointment of Operational CEO for Hacksaw Gaming

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Hacksaw AB has appointed Philippa Gregory as Operational CEO of its subsidiary Hacksaw Gaming, while Marcus Cordes transitions to lead the company's new B2B prediction markets division.

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