Eeze appointed Jonathan Pettemerides as a non-executive director, effective 1 October 2025, the company announced on 8 January 2026. Eeze said he will support board oversight, governance and risk management as it expands into regulated markets.
The appointment adds a board member as Eeze pursues expansion into regulated markets.
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The Star Entertainment Group appointed Brooke Lindsay as a non-executive director, subject to regulatory and ministerial approvals, according to a company filing. Lindsay will initially observe the board. The appointment follows a board overhaul and comes while The Star Sydney’s casino licence remains suspended, with the regulator requiring further progress before reconsidering the operator’s suitability.
Ainsworth Game Technology appointed Birgit Wimmer as a non-executive director, the company said. Wimmer will serve until the company’s 2026 annual general meeting, when she will stand for re-election. Ainsworth said she would not be considered independent and that governance measures would prevent her involvement in matters that could present a conflict of interest.
Flutter Entertainment appointed David Kenny as a non-executive director, effective at the conclusion of its annual general meeting on 29 May. The board said Kenny would be an independent director under New York Stock Exchange standards.
Flutter appointed Sally Susman as an independent non-executive director, according to a report published on 11 December 2025. She is due to join the board in May 2026 and previously served as an American Express vice-president.
SOFTSWISS appointed Max Trafimovich as international non-executive director, creating a new role, the company said. Trafimovich had most recently served as the company’s chief commercial officer and joined SOFTSWISS in 2013.