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Major Shakeup Of Senior Management At Clarion Gaming

Kate Chambers has left Clarion Gaming after nearly 11 years.

Clarion Gaming the organisers of the London ICE Expo have announced a re-shuffle of its senior management team which includes Kate Chambers the former Managing Director of gaming departing the company.

Taking the lead role now as Group Managing Director of Clarion Gaming will be former iGaming Business magazine editor Alex Pratt. iGaming Business was acquired by Clarion Gaming in 2016 and Pratt served following the acquisition as MD of the entire publishing arm for Clarion.

However in a major shakeup Pratt now takes over from Kate Chambers as the boss of the gaming division following Chambers removal to a consultant role and now has left the company permanently.

Meanwhile Stuart Hunter who has been with Clarion for some 14 years will take over as managing director of gaming events, a role Chamber briefly held before departing.

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