Gambling Commission chief Andrew Rhodes plans to leave role in April
Gambling Commission chief executive Andrew Rhodes is due to leave his post at the end of April and is reportedly in talks about a role at betting consultancy Hawkbridge. The Commission said Rhodes had told it he intended to work in a broader sector and had withdrawn from activities that could create conflicts; post-employment restrictions and confidentiality duties will apply.
The transition and post-employment restrictions matter to the regulator’s leadership and safeguards around sensitive information.