Aardvark Technologies appointed Gali Hartuv as director of growth and VIP relations, the company said. Hartuv will work with operators on gamification, loyalty and technology development, according to the announcement.
Hartuv’s role connects operator work on gamification, loyalty and technology development with Aardvark’s growth and VIP relations.
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The Basque Country government appointed Juan Carlos Medina as director of Gaming and Shows in its Security Department, replacing Nerea Alday. The report said Alday moved to lead the Directorate of Emergency Care and Meteorology after Joseba Zorrilla resigned from that post.
The Basque Country's Consejo de Gobierno has appointed Juan Carlos Medina as director of Gaming and Shows in the regional Security Department. He replaces Nerea Alday, who had held the gaming post since May 2025. Alday moves to lead the Directorate of Emergency Care and Meteorology following the resignation of Joseba Zorrilla.
Dabble promoted Ben Ingham from head of marketing to UK country director, reportedly. The company is also looking for a new US lead to oversee its daily fantasy sports operations.
Dabble has appointed a new country director for the UK. Ben Ingham moves up from his position as head of marketing to take charge of the UK venture. Management is also looking for a new US lead to run DFS operations.
The Gaming Technologies Association (GTA) has appointed Daniel Maloney as general manager of policy, strategy and industry relations. GTA chair Anthony Ball said Maloney was selected after a competitive process; Maloney previously held government communications and policy roles in New South Wales.
Relum appointed Anna Kiselova as head of international relations, the company said. She will work on expanding its international presence and strengthening partner relationships; she previously spent five years at SoftGamings, most recently as head of partnerships.
SiGMA Group appointed Lucy Vivi as head of international and government relations for Africa, effective 1 August 2025, reportedly. The role covers engagement with governments, international institutions and regional stakeholders across the continent.