Push Gaming appoints Andy Bentley as COO amid senior reshuffle
Among the changes, Andy Bentley is appointed to chief operating officer, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to the leadership team.
Andy assumes his new COO role having worked with Push Gaming extensively on various strategic projects over the past six months. He brings a wealth of experience at major industry brands including Ladbrokes, Genting and the Gauselmann Group.
His remit will major on marketing, project delivery and the multiple opportunities that Push now finds available following its acquisition by MGM Resorts. The key hire comes as co-founder Winston Lee also moves to co-CEO, a position he will share with previous sole incumbent James Marshall.
Winston will continue to oversee the company’s legal, compliance, finance and live operations, while James will maintain oversight on games and product development, people and culture, and sales and account management.
James Marshall, co-CEO at Push Gaming, said: “Andy has been working with us for the past six months on some of our strategic projects for the US and Brazil, so while he’s been a regular face for us here, we want to officially welcome him on board. He joins with brilliant experience from senior positions in B2C operations and I couldn’t think of anyone better to help drive us on to the next chapter of growth.
“As we move into the upcoming year, we have ambitious plans in place. With Andy joining our team, I am confident that we will build our momentum, launching a range of new games in Q1 and further developing our global partnerships.”
Andy Bentley, COO at Push Gaming, added: “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time consulting with the incredible team at Push so far and I’m honoured to have been offered the opportunity to take on such an exciting permanent role. Push Gaming is a brand that I have long admired and is a company with fantastic scope for future growth- so I’m thrilled to be a part of that mission.
“Exciting updates are currently being rolled out, and we have more big plans in store as we approach the end of the year and enter 2025.”