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Weike Gaming appoints Gus Noble as Senior Sales Manager

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Weike Gaming Technology, a Singapore-based casino gaming company, has appointed Gus Noble as its Senior Sales Manager.

Mr Noble joins Weike after serving as the company’s sales agent in Macau for the past 15 months. In his new full-time management role, Mr Noble’s responsibilities will include overseeing sales operations activities and customer relationships in Macau.

“We are delighted that Gus is joining our management team,” said Chow Chee Keong, Weike Gaming’s Head of Sales.

“With his extensive gaming experience including senior roles with listed gaming companies in Australia and the last five years working as a consultant in Macau, he brings great experience and energy to our team” added Mr Chow.

“I know the company well and see a very bright future as Weike continues on its path to be the premier gaming company in the region,” stated Mr Noble in reaction to his appointment.

About Weike Gaming

Weike Gaming Technology was established in 1998 and has its headquarters in Singapore. It has built a strong reputation for technology and innovation, supplying gaming machines, electronic table games, gaming management and jackpot systems to markets that include Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Macau, Laos and the Philippines.

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