The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers said members elected its board at the 2026 annual meeting. Six directors received one-year terms, while two people joined as ex-officio, non-voting members; the board also approved three company membership applications.
The board changes affect representation of gaming equipment and technology companies in the association.
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Reportedly, Light & Wonder has appointed Aimee Hoyt as chief people officer. Hoyt previously worked at IGT and returns to the gambling industry after roles in cybersecurity and DNA sequencing.
OpenBet is promoting its president to replace chief executive Jordan Levin. The outlet also reported CEO changes at SciPlay, part of Light & Wonder.
IGT appointed Mark Wadley as incoming president of its land-based gaming business, subject to required regulatory approvals. The company said he will oversee product, commercial and operational functions and report to chief executive Hector Fernandez; Wadley joins from Aristocrat, where he was chief marketing officer for nearly five years.
Evoplay appointed Ashley McCulloch as vice president of North America as it seeks to expand in the US and Canada, the company said. McCulloch previously held senior commercial roles at IGT, Light & Wonder and Inspired. Evoplay said it already operates in Ontario through partnerships with BetMGM and Caesars Entertainment and entered Washington DC’s lottery market last November.
Gaming Arts appointed Michael Moosman as vice president of product management and marketing, reportedly giving him responsibility for product management, marketing and go-to-market strategy. Moosman joins from IGT, where he was director of product management for core video.