Camilla Rosenberg will leave her role as director general of Sweden’s Spelinspektionen on 31 October, after eight years, to lead the Swedish Real Estate Inspectorate. Board chairman Claes Norgren said the regulator’s work would continue while it appoints a successor.
The departure creates a leadership transition at Sweden’s gambling regulator.
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Sweden’s Spelinspektionen said its match-fixing coordinator, Samuel Wahlberg, has been elected chair of the Group of Copenhagen. The network brings together national platforms working against the manipulation of sports competitions, and Wahlberg said he would promote further ratifications and the creation of more national platforms.
Samuel Wahlberg, who coordinates operations against match-fixing at Sweden’s Spelinspektionen, has been elected chair of the Group of Copenhagen. The Council of Europe advisory network supports national platforms working to prevent manipulation of sports events; Wahlberg said he would promote ratification of the Macolin Convention and the creation of more national platforms.
The Swedish government appointed Erik Eldhagen to a state secretary role covering gambling regulation, effective 1 December 2025. He will support financial markets minister Niklas Wykman; the appointment follows leadership changes at Spelinspektionen, where Johan Röhr became acting director general on 1 November.
The International Association of Gaming Regulators says Brian Krolicki has taken over as president, while David Phillips will serve as vice-president. Krolicki succeeds Ben Haden, who has completed a three-year term and will remain on the association's board of trustees.
The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) has appointed Nevada Gaming Commission member Brian Krolicki as its president, the association announced. David Phillips, chief operating officer of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, will serve as vice-president.
Better Collective reportedly laid off between 75 and 85 employees worldwide at the end of October, while chief operating officer Sofie Ejlersen left in October. Two business development directors, Guy Harding and Gloria Cereda, were also reported to have left, and senior vice-president of technology Riley Bryant was expected to depart at the end of November. The company did not elaborate before its Q3 results, scheduled for 18 November 2026.