UKGC Appoints Interim Chief Executive
Andrew Rhodes has signed an18-month contract for the position as the organisation looks for a permanent replacement for Neil McArthur.
Responsible gambling body, the UK Gambling Commission, has appointed Andrew Rhodes as the body's new interim chief executive.
Andrew Rhodes has signed an18-month contract for the position as the organisation looks for a permanent replacement for Neil McArthur.
Boasting over two decades of experience working in with the private and public sectors, Rhodes possesses the knowledge an intel to thrive in this position.
Having assumed senior roles at the Department for Work and Pensions and the DVLA, steering organisations from a strategic point of view is his forte.
Rhodes said:
“The Gambling Commission is one of the world’s highest profile and most respected regulators so I am delighted to join the team at such an important time.
“Protecting the public and players from gambling harm will continue to be central to our work and I am looking forward to meeting people from across the industry and those with lived experience to understand the issues and opportunities which lay ahead”.
Gambling Commission chairman Bill Moyes added:
“Andrew has a first-class track record of delivery, strong leadership and innovation both in the private sector and in the civil service.
“I have no doubt he will prove to be an exceptional appointment here at the Commission and it comes at a time when the spotlight is on gambling regulation and operators. I am looking forward to working closely with Andrew as I prepare to hand over to a new chair in September.”
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