BetComply’s ComplyCheck: navigating Dutch regulations
BetComply introduces a tool to assist in navigating the evolving Dutch regulatory framework for license holders in the Netherlands.
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BetComply appoints Martin Hodges as CMO
Martin Hodges is the new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of BetComply, a well-known player in the gambling compliance space.
With a decade and a half of leadership and strategic marketing experience in the iGaming sector, Hodges has established a strong reputation for his creative marketing strategies. He has worked in senior marketing positions for a number of significant industry players.
Hodges will be a key player in BetComply’s international expansion in his new position, using his experience to successfully negotiate the tricky iGaming compliance environment. Leading the marketing team, developing marketing plans, and making sure BetComply’s value proposition is appealing to its target market around the globe will be his main duties.
The chief executive officer of BetComply, Daniel Brookes, expressed his delight over the recruitment of Hodges, saying that Martin’s arrival comes at a critical moment for BetComply as they look to strengthen their market position and deliver cutting-edge solutions that cater to their clients’ changing needs. According to Brookes, Hodges’ proven track record, tenacious leadership style, and in-depth knowledge of the iGaming sector will be crucial in propelling BetComply’s marketing initiatives and quickening its expansion.
In addition, Hodges expressed his excitement about joining BetComply and applauded the business for its creative approach to providing compliance services to the industry. He conveyed his excitement to support BetComply’s goals and collaborate with its brilliant staff to develop marketing tactics that would have a significant impact on the company’s growth.
The Star accused of welfare fraud and unauthorized payouts
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