
TL;DR — SOFTSWISS Tech Race Summit adds Tesla’s Javier Verdura and PandaDoc co-founder Mikita Mikado for its 10 September Warsaw event. New sessions focus on high-performance teams, product scaling, and global growth, supplementing AWS, Oracle, and Cloudflare speakers. The agenda targets shared operational issues across iGaming and tech sectors.
SCCG Take — The additions underscore the need for iGaming operators to import external leadership models on team scaling and product execution to meet regulated market demands.
The SOFTSWISS Tech Race Summit has expanded its speaker roster with executives from Tesla and PandaDoc ahead of the 10 September gathering in Warsaw. Javier Verdura, Global Director of Product Design at Tesla, and Mikita Mikado, Co-founder of PandaDoc, will address leadership, product development, and scaling challenges that mirror those in regulated iGaming markets.
Verdura will present Building High-Performance Teams: Lessons from Tesla. The session examines how the company assembles teams to deliver products at speed while preserving quality and innovation. These approaches apply to engineering organizations operating in fast-moving sectors, including iGaming.
Mikado’s keynote, Building the Next Silicon Valley Business, outlines his work growing a unicorn document management platform from Eastern Europe into a global operation. The talk covers attracting talent, entering new markets, and managing expansion, all issues that confront iGaming technology teams.
The announcements build on prior confirmations from AWS, Oracle, and Cloudflare. Sergey Kastukevich, Chief Technology Officer at SOFTSWISS, said: “The technology challenges facing iGaming today extend well beyond infrastructure. Building successful technology companies also depends on leadership, product thinking, and the ability to scale teams as the business grows. By bringing together speakers from Tesla, PandaDoc, AWS, Oracle, Cloudflare, and other global technology companies, we are creating conversations that rarely happen within a single event.” According to SBC News, the full program now spans cloud architecture, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, engineering leadership, observability, product development, and company building.
Tech Race Summit positions itself as the initial forum uniting practitioners from iGaming, fintech, and other high-load industries on one stage. Tickets are available on the event website. Early-bird pricing applied until August 10.
Reporting: SBC News
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We see operators drowning in execution debt: great licenses, weak product velocity. Cross-pollination matters. When a Tesla director or a unicorn founder explains team-building and scaling under pressure, smart iGaming CTOs listen. SCCG helps clients import that thinking and translate it into regulated-market product wins.
SCCG angle: SCCG connects clients to the infrastructure and product partners who can execute these models — AWS, Oracle, Cloudflare are all in our network. We help you translate external best practices into compliant, fast-moving product roadmaps that work in regulated iGaming, not just slide decks.
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