Mohegan president and CEO Ray Pineault will leave his role on 28 December after nearly 25 years with the Mohegan Tribe. The company said the Management Board of the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority is taking steps to support the transition; Pineault said he wants to spend more time with his family.
Mohegan will need to transition leadership of its operations, including its online gaming business.
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Flutter said Peter Jackson will leave the chief executive role at the end of September 2026, with Dan Taylor due to succeed him on 1 October. Taylor will also join Flutter’s board; Jackson has led the company since January 2018.
The Star Sydney chief executive Janelle Campbell told staff she plans to leave the role, according to a company-wide memo. She will remain in post while Star Entertainment Group searches for a replacement.
ATG has appointed Anna Romboli as chief executive, with the company announcing that she will take office in December 2026. She will succeed Jörgen Forsberg, who is to remain in the role until then; Romboli joins from Svenska Spel, where she was vice president of its lottery division.
INSPIRE Entertainment Resort named Gyubum Ko as its next chief executive, effective 1 December 2025, with Chen Si due to remain in the role until the end of November. Bain Capital said Chen had led the resort through its opening and initial operating period, during which it welcomed four million visitors in its first year.
Bragg Gaming Group said Matevž Mazij stepped down as chief executive on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over on an interim basis. Mazij will become a strategic adviser, while Bragg is due to report third-quarter 2026 results on 13 November.
Bragg Gaming Group CEO Matevž Mazij stepped down on 6 November, with chief operating officer Morten Tonnesen taking over temporarily, according to the company. Mazij will become a strategic adviser without day-to-day management responsibilities.