Sportingtech Appoints Claire Bayliss as Chief People Officer

Sportingtech has designated seasoned human resources expert, Claire Bayliss, as their latest Chief People Officer. Possessing a remarkable three-decade tenure in human resources, Bayliss offers a breadth of knowledge from her prior positions at well-known organizations like GAN and Ask.com.

Bayliss’s professional journey commenced at EMI Group where she refined her abilities over nine years. She subsequently moved to Turner Broadcasting, further cementing her proficiency in HR administration. Her period at Ask.com witnessed her undertaking a vital function in cultivating employee connections and advancement. At GAN, she thrived, ultimately assuming the role of HR Director for Europe.

In her current capacity at Sportingtech, Bayliss is responsible for developing and executing the company’s human resources approach. Her concentration will be on promoting a varied and welcoming workplace, guaranteeing Sportingtech persists in attracting and keeping high-caliber personnel.

Discussing her latest position at Sportingtech, Bellis stated, “The workforce is the bedrock of Sportingtech’s triumphs, hence I am delighted to be joining this remarkable organization as Chief People Officer. I eagerly anticipate collaborating with the skilled team at Sportingtech, both existing and incoming, to expand upon the company’s accomplishments.”

Sportingtech’s CEO, Tom Ustunel, remarked, “I am truly happy to formally welcome Claire as our new Chief People Officer. Claire possesses a demonstrated history of developing high-achieving groups and fostering a positive and fruitful work atmosphere over the preceding two decades.”

This designation is merely one of numerous prominent shifts within the iGaming sector this week. As an illustration, Aline Barber was elevated to Chief Marketing Officer at Super Group, RSI designated Brian Sapp as Chief Marketing Officer, and Gustav Georgsson was appointed Head of Public Affairs for the Swedish government-owned gaming enterprise.

For further perspectives into this week’s Movers and Shakers, ensure you peruse the forthcoming issue of GI Friday.