Executive director Tim Miller has become the latest senior leadership figure to exit the British gambling regulator.
The long-serving British regulatory professional will leave the Gambling Commission in September 2026 after 10 years of service.
Following his departure, Miller will take up a new role outside of the British regulated gambling industry, supporting governments, regulators and other organisations that are developing and overseeing gambling regulatory systems around the world.
It comes after former chief executive Andrew Rhodes left the Commission to take up a role as a consultant to a gambling law firm, and as the regulator continues its search for a permanent chair.
