The fast-growing sports betting and fantasy sports platform, Atlas World Sports, strengthened its senior-level team with a director appointment.
Earlier this week, the company announced it selected the entrepreneur and expert in the fantasy sports vertical, Kevin Koeppel, for the role of Director of Product.
Atlas World Sports aims for further growth with a new director
Joining the C-suite, the executive will oversee Atlas World Sports' product development.
Koeppel will also lead the company's product strategy and play a major role in expanding its fantasy division.
The senior-level appointment complements Atlas World Sports' vision of becoming a go-to destination for sports fans who like to watch, bet and play fantasy sports.
The company's acquisition of Lockspread, the popular DFS platform, helped it enhance its experiences.
Currently, Atlas World Sports successfully fuses odds aggregation from more than 20 sportsbooks, leveraging AI, expert insights and live stats.
Ultimately, this enables the sports betting and fantasy platform to deliver an unrivaled experience to its growing customer base, all within a single application.
Often described as the "Expedia for sportsbooks," Atlas World Sports helps users compare bet types, promotions and odds within different platforms.
Leveraging AI to personalize the recommendations for its growing customer base, the platform successfully integrates with major betting and gaming operators, including FanDuel, Caesars, DraftKings and BetMGM, among others.
Koeppel brings extensive experience and a unique skillset
Atlas World Sports' new Director of Product shared his excitement to join the company, Casino Guru News learned from a press release.
"I'm thrilled to join Atlas World Sports at such a pivotal time," Koeppel explained.
Last but not least, the executive said: "Our goal is to build a next-generation fantasy sports experience that blends everything fans love about season-long and daily fantasy with the real-time power of sports betting insights."
Robert Kraft, Atlas World Sports' CEO and Co-Founder, was equally excited.
"Kevin brings deep product expertise and a unique understanding of both DFS and user behavior," he added.
Finally, Kraft pointed out: "His track record of launching and scaling fantasy products makes him the ideal person to lead this next phase of our growth."
Previously, Koeppel founded the DFS platform, which offered real-money contests on professional sports leagues, No House Advantage.
The same platform was acquired several years ago and then successfully transitioned into the micro-betting-focused sportsbook founded by Jake Paul, Betr.
