Argentina: Ariel Castillo leaves IGT Latin America
Although the company has not issued any official press release, the executive talked to Yogonet.com and confirmed his dissociation from IGT after almost 12 years working in the company.
Castillo was Product Manager for Latin America in IGT and was previously Technical Manager for Latin America. He was also in charge of the Sales division for three years, as Sales Manager in the subsidiary IGT Mexico.
According to Castillo statements to Yogonet.com, the executive is currently analyzing new working options to define his future within the industry, because his intention is to start “new projects and new challenges, always in the gaming sector”.
Last week, the company announced the disengagement of another executive, with a long experience in the Latin American venue of the company, such as Norma Da Silva. In a press release, IGT authorities point that Da Silva commented that she has enjoyed the challenge of the release of the widest range of products of the industry, the opening of new markets and the constant fight to keep IGT position as market leader.
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