Flows names Craib as head of marketing

Flows has strengthened its senior management team with the appointment of Rhea Craib as its new head of marketing.

Craib joins Flows from Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) where she was Group marketing manager for its B2B division for three years. Over that time, she was responsible for setting and implementing the overall marketing strategy for GiG as a brand, as well as its platform, products and services.

This included lead generation, event and conference planning, content and digital strategy and implementation. Prior to her stint at GiG, Craib held a range of marketing roles, both in-house and agency, with a strong focus on content and strategy.

Craib will bring this 10+ years of experience to Flows where she has been tasked with implementing and executing a marketing strategy that will allow the business to continue to scale at pace. This will include a strong focus on content, strengthening the Flows messaging, aligning the company’s tone and voice, developing and deploying a content marketing strategy to boost SEO activity and working on version three of its corporate website.

James King, CEO of Flows, said: “I am delighted to welcome Rhea to the Flows team and for the business to benefit from her incredible talent and experience of deploying successful marketing campaigns and activities in the gambling sector and beyond.

“Having worked with Rhea in the past I know exactly what she is capable of, and this will make her a valuable asset to Flows and the wider team. She joins at a time when we continue to push forwards with new ideas and innovations, and this makes it the perfect time for her to shine.”

Rhea Craib added: “I am really excited to join the team at Flows, many of whom I have worked with in the past.

“Flows is such an innovative product with endless potential and has already set a solid footprint within the industry. I am looking forward to supporting the team in growing the business and capturing new opportunities. There are some exciting times ahead.”