Table Trac Hires Jeff Baldi as Expansion Shifts into Higher Gear

As part of Table Trac’s growth, the company is bringing Jeff Baldi as its SVP of commercial strategy. In his new role, he will be tasked with leading and executing the company’s sales and marketing strategies, with a particular focus on improving from 2022’s results.

Seasoned Veteran to Bolster Table Trac’s Expansion Ambitions

Table Trac helps partner casinos and properties to automate and monitor their casino operations, allowing them to respond to customer demands efficiently and enhance the user experience across the board.

Baldi is a prominent addition to the company’s lineup of specialists with the man himself bringing 27 years of dedicated experience in casino operations and manufacturing. He has repeatedly led successful business teams in these two verticals, which have been recognized by numerous prestigious publications. Commenting on his appointment, Baldi said:

I am excited and humbled to join such a great team. The heritage and culture created by our executive leadership are reflected in our 280+ installed casinos.

Jeff Baldi, SVP of commercial strategy, Table Trac

His appointment was welcomed on a similar good tone by Table Trac Inc president Chad Hoehne who said that picking the man to lead the company’s expansion plans is one of the best decisions Table Trac could have made. It clearly demonstrates the brand’s commitment to boosting awareness for its products, but also ensuring that the products it brings to market are precisely what partners need.

Baldi has worked as chief executive for IC Intelligence and he also served as SVP for Engaged Nation, among many other noteworthy appointments over the course of his near-three-decade career. Meanwhile, Table Trac has been growing its footprint.

The company has installed gaming management systems in Mississippi as part of a recently-announced partnership, bringing the total number of states where the company can and operates to six.

Table Trac has continued to work with individual casinos and brands as well, including the Golden Buffalo Casino and Motel in Lower Brule, South Dakota, along with other properties.