Chief executive of the Gambling Commission Andrew Rhodes standing down
Andrew Rhodes is stepping down as chief executive of the Gambling Commission after nearly five years, moving to a role in the private sector.Summary
Andrew Rhodes, the chief executive of the Gambling Commission, is leaving his position at the end of April after almost five years of service. He will be taking on a new role in the private sector, details of which will be announced shortly. During his tenure, Mr. Rhodes oversaw the implementation of the Gambling Act Review, focusing on consumer safeguards such as financial vulnerability checks, reducing the intensity of online games, and banning harmful marketing practices. He also launched the Gambling Survey for Great Britain and managed the implementation of the fourth National Lottery license. Mr. Rhodes expressed pride in the progress made towards safer and fairer gambling, while interim chair Charles Counsell praised his outstanding leadership and dedication. Sarah Gardner, the deputy chief executive, will serve as acting chief executive during the transition.
(Source：Business Live)