The Netherlands Gambling Authority is reportedly making senior appointments to strengthen its player-protection and technology capabilities. The report provides no names or further details.
The appointments could affect the authority’s player-protection and technology oversight.
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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.
Allwyn UK is restructuring its leadership, creating social impact, marketing and digital roles while phasing out three executive positions, the company said. Alastair Ruxton will become Director of Social Impact, Stephen Taylor will start as interim Chief Marketing Officer on 17 November, and recruitment for the Chief Digital Officer role is ongoing. Mark Smith will remain as a technology strategy adviser until June 2027; Richard Dawkins and Sarah Venning will also leave the company.
The company is adding three senior positions: a Director of Social Impact, a Chief Marketing Officer and a Chief Digital Officer. Under the restructuring, three C-level positions will be removed.
Betty appointed Jane Wang as its general counsel, according to the report. Wang previously led legal work at WeWork and is taking her first position in the gambling industry.
Betty has named WeWork's legal head as its new general counsel. Jane Wang is entering the gambling industry for the first time.
Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) extended the application deadline for 40 secondment positions in its Gaming Inspectors Corps, according to its 6 November 2026 announcement. Applicants may submit applications and supporting documents electronically until 20 November 2026.
Greece's Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) has extended the deadline to apply for 40 secondment positions in its Gaming Inspectors Corps. The new closing date is Friday 20 November 2026, according to the HGC's announcement of 6 November 2026.
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.