Mineira da Sorte Loteria (MSL) appointed Roberto Souto as its chief executive in January, the company said. MSL operates RASPADINHA and TREM DAS 11 in Minas Gerais; Souto said his priorities include expanding distribution and developing the group’s product portfolio.
The appointment puts a new chief executive in charge of MSL’s lottery operations and stated expansion priorities.
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São Paulo’s Secretariat for Partnerships and Investments declared the SP Loterias consortium, formed by IGT Global Services and Scientific Games, the winner of the state lottery concession after reviewing its qualification documents. Competing bidders may appeal by the third working day after publication of the decision; the 15-year contract covers specified lottery formats, but not fixed-odds betting or online games.
The GCGRA granted Random State a gaming-related vendor licence to offer eInstant games and digital-lottery products to licensed UAE operators, according to the company. Random State expects its first titles to go live in the next month, with the launch subject to the operator arrangements described in its announcement.
Bluberi has appointed Kate Lowenhar-Fisher as chief legal and compliance officer, the company said. She will lead its legal and compliance functions as it expands in North America and advances its digital gaming strategy. Lowenhar-Fisher previously held executive roles at IGT and Everi Holdings.
Bluberi named Kate Lowenhar-Fisher to the post of chief legal and compliance officer, according to the company. In the role she will head the legal and compliance functions while the company widens its North American footprint and pushes forward with its digital gaming strategy.
Scientific Games appointed Dan Flynn chief executive, succeeding Pat McHugh, who retired in September, the company said. It also named interim CEO Kevin Schneider chairman of its board; Schneider joined as an independent director in 2022 and became vice chairman in March.
Scientific Games has appointed Dan Flynn as chief executive, succeeding Pat McHugh, who retired in September, the company said. Kevin Schneider, who has been interim chief executive since McHugh's retirement, has also been appointed chairman of the board of directors.
Bluberi appointed David Bollesen as senior vice-president of US Studios, where he will lead teams in Reno, Austin, Las Vegas and Atlanta. The company said Bollesen previously held senior product and studio roles at Ainsworth Game Technology and IGT.