Andy Bentley named new COO at Push Gaming

• Industry News
• 21. 10. 2024.
• Nikola Lasica

Push Gaming has recently announced a vital company reorganisation, with a list of changes, including a new appointment.

Andy Bentley has been named the new Chief Operating Officer, and his vast experience and leadership skills are expected to become an essential asset for the renowned game maker.

An important move for the game maker

Bentley takes on his new role after spending significant time working with Push Gaming on various other projects over the past months. His work biography is impressive, as he worked at some of the biggest names in the industry, such as Ladbrokes, Gauselmann Group, and Genting.

His duties will primarily be focused on marketing and project delivery. He’ll also provide guidance on making the most of the company’s acquisition by MGM Resorts. At the same time, Winston Lee, the co-founder of Push Gaming, has become Push Gaming’s co-CEO and will share the position with James Marshall.

Winston’s responsibilities will be related to compliance, legal, finance, and live operators, while James will be tasked with overseeing game development, sales and account management.

Bentley looks forward to his new role

Commenting on the latest move, James Marshall pointed out that Bentley had been working with Push Gaming for the past six months on different projects in the US and Brazil. He added that Bentley’s experience from previous positions would help the company grow.

Andy Bentley said he was honoured to join Push Gaming and take on a new permanent role in the company. He explained that Push Gaming had fantastic growth potential and added that he was looking forward to leading it on that mission.

According to available information, Push Gaming has ambitious plans in store, and it’s set to make them a reality as we approach the end of the year.

Push Gaming’s portfolio includes a wide range of games, including the recently launched Cats of Olympus, Big Bam-Book, and Razor Ways, as well as proven hits like Jammin’ Jars 2, the sequel to the company’s popular pokie.