Scopely announced that Shlomi Aizenberg has been appointed chief business officer of the mobile gaming company.

Scopely, which is owned by Savvy Games Group, has been on a roll with $5 billion in revenues from Monopoly Go. The game was in the works for seven years at Scopely, but it generated $2 billion in revenue in its first 10 months on the market. This, in turn, has enabled Scopely to make acquisitions such as its $3.5 billion purchase of Niantic.

Scopely co-CEOs, Walter Driver and Javier Ferreira said in a statement that, “As Scopely continues to grow, we are committed to expanding our leadership team with individuals who embody our vision and strategic ambitions. Today, we are proud to announce the appointment of Shlomi Aizenberg as our new Chief Business Officer (CBO).”

They described Aizenberg as a seasoned games operator and leader with over a decade of experience at Playtika, most recently served as the company’s chief operating officer. In that role, Aizenberg led complex cross-functional efforts, overseeing multiple business units and managing significant organizational transitions.

During his tenure, Aizenberg also served as general manager of “Bingo Blitz” — a game that has delighted players worldwide for over a decade — and played a pivotal role in Playtika’s acquisition strategy, driving the integration of acquired studios, such as Wooga (2018), Seriously and Sollitaire Grand Harvest (2019), among others, said Driver and Ferreira.

At Scopely, Aizenberg will be a key operating partner for...