About Pavel Slavkov


Operating across International markets, Pavel Slavkov has built experience in managing and scaling businesses in a range of industries. His work spans multiple sectors, reflecting a broad and adaptable business approach shaped by experience in both developed and emerging markets.

Having previously founded Rice and Food Ltd, he now leads as CEO, overseeing operations within the global food commodities and agricultural sector, including sourcing, processing, supply chains, and strategic partnerships across regions. The company operates as an agricultural producer with a focus on plant-based food production, with exports reaching neighbouring countries across the region. Pavel Slavkov is also an investor in Whizmo, supporting the development of fintech solutions in digital payments and contributing to the growth of technology-led financial services.

He serves as Shareholder and CEO of SportPesa Global, contributing to the company’s ongoing growth. His role involves managing operations, supporting partnerships, and strengthening the company’s presence in a competitive environment, while navigating local market dynamics.

In addition to his international ventures, he has built a diversified portfolio of businesses in Bulgaria across industries such as trading, construction, automotive services, and energy. This range of activities reflects a strategic focus on diversification and cross-market growth.

He continues to pursue opportunities that bridge traditional industries with emerging sectors, while maintaining a long-term perspective on business development and market expansion.

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