iGaming

BGO Names Mark Quayle As New Chief

Mark Quayle the former head of UK operations for Kindred Group since 2016 and formerly with 32Red since 2006 has been named as the new CEO of online gaming company BGO.

The igaming veteran who joined Kindred following the acquisition of 32Red for £175.5 million in 2016 joined the Gibraltar based company when 32Red bought Betdirect.

It is understood that the role of CEO has been vacant at BGO since former chief Andrew Bentley departed the role back in 2019.

Alex Holt the co-founder of BGO said: “Mark was an integral and valued part of the management team who successfully grew the 32Red brand and we’re confident his experience with such a large casino operator will be a huge asset to BGO.”

Quayle said on the new challenge: “I can’t wait to start this new chapter in my career,” he went on to say. “BGO is a successful brand with a great team and, importantly, huge untapped potential. “

Debbie

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