Thunderkick has hired Lina Bratt as Key Account Manager, adding valuable operator and supplier-side experience to its commercial operations.
Apr 17, 2026 · 3 min read
Stockholm-based independent slots studio Thunderkick has expanded its commercial operations with the appointment of Lina Bratt as Key Account Manager, reinforcing the company's partnership strategy across key markets.
Bratt brings comprehensive iGaming experience from both operator and supplier perspectives, positioning her to understand the complexities of effective commercial partnerships. Her role will focus on developing and maintaining operator relationships while ensuring Thunderkick's game portfolio reaches broader player audiences globally.
"We're very happy to welcome Lina to the team. Her experience from both sides of the industry gives her a strong understanding of what great partnerships should look like, and that fits perfectly with how we work at Thunderkick. Bringing in people who share that mindset is key."
— Svante Sahlström, Chief Commercial Officer at Thunderkick
The new Key Account Manager expressed enthusiasm for joining the studio's commercial team.
"I'm really excited to join Thunderkick and be part of such a fun and passionate team. The studio has a very clear identity and approach, and I'm looking forward to building strong relationships with our partners and helping bring our games to even more players."
— Lina Bratt, Key Account Manager at Thunderkick
Thunderkick Studio Profile
Founded in 2012, Thunderkick is known for its unique artistic approach to slot games, featuring distinctive visual styles and innovative mechanics. The studio's portfolio includes popular titles like Pink Elephants, Esqueleto Explosivo, and Beat the Beast series, which have gained recognition for their creative themes and engaging gameplay features.
The appointment continues Thunderkick's commercial team expansion strategy, prioritising candidates with deep industry knowledge and alternative approaches to traditional partnership models. This hiring reflects the studio's commitment to strengthening operator relationships while maintaining its distinctive market positioning.
Key Account Management Best Practices
Successful key account managers in iGaming typically focus on understanding operator KPIs such as player retention rates, average session time, and revenue per user. They also monitor game performance metrics like RTP preferences, volatility tolerance, and seasonal player behavior patterns to optimize game placement and promotional strategies.
The appointment strengthens Thunderkick's position as an innovative slots studio focused on building meaningful operator partnerships while continuing to deliver creative gaming experiences to players worldwide.
According to Thunderkick.
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Olga MuntyanDirector of Project Management
Olga has been leading project management at We–Right™ Factory since 2020, coordinating multilingual content delivery for iGaming operators and affiliates. She manages timelines, team capacity, and cross-market workflows that keep large-scale content production on track. On iGamingWriter.blog, Olga writes about project coordination, content pipeline management, and operational efficiency in iGaming content teams.
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