Super Group’s Chief Commercial Officer and President, Richard Hasson, has decided to step down from his position by the first half of 2025. He has informed the board of the New York-listed company about his resignation, although the precise date of his departure is still to be determined.
The company expects Hasson to leave during the first half of 2025, ensuring that there is enough time for a seamless transition of his duties. Alongside his resignation, Hasson will also relinquish his position as a member of Super Group’s board.
Super Group expressed its gratitude towards Hasson through a statement that recognized his nearly 13-year tenure. The company clarified that his decision to leave is amicable and not due to any disputes related to the company’s operations, policies, or practices.
As of now, Super Group has not disclosed when it will begin the search for Hasson’s successor.
Hasson’s association with Super Group began in 2012 when he joined as a commercial director for Win Technologies, a subsidiary of the group. Prior to that, he served as CFO for Prodigy Finance between May 2011 and June 2012. In 2020, Hasson was appointed COO and President of Super Group, before his role transitioned to CCO and President earlier this year.
During the summer, Betway, a subsidiary of Super Group, expanded its Premier League collaborations by entering into partnerships with Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, and Chelsea.
Recently, Super Group maintained its position as the sixth-ranked company in the EGR Power 50, reflecting a successful year.
The initial announcement of Richard Hasson’s resignation appeared on EGR Intel.