Super Group chief commercial officer tenders resignation
Richard Hasson to step down at some point during the first six months of 2025 after informing company board of his decision
Super Group chief commercial officer (CCO) and president Richard Hasson is set to leave the Betway and Spin parent company in H1 2025 after tendering his resignation.
Hasson has notified the New York-listed firm’s board of his intention to step down, with an effective resignation date yet to be determined.
The business said it anticipates Hasson will resign during H1 2025 to “allow for a thorough and smooth transition of his responsibilities”.
Hasson will also step down from his role as a Super Group board member as part of the departure.
A statement from Super Group read: “The board would like to thank Mr Hasson for his almost 13 years of service to the business and confirm that his resignation is not the result of any disagreement between the parties whether on any matter relating to Super Group’s operations, policies, practices or otherwise.”
The firm has yet to announce when its search process for Hasson’s replacement will commence.
A former KPMG and Goldman Sachs head, Hasson first joined Super Group back in 2012 as a commercial director for the group’s Win Technologies subsidiary.
He arrived at the operator after a spell as CFO for Prodigy Finance between May 2011 and June 2012.
Then, in 2020, he was named Super Group COO and president before switching his remit to CCO and president in March of this year.
During the summer, Betway added to its growing roster of Premier League commercial deals after penning partnerships with Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Chelsea.
Super Group also retained its sixth-place position in the EGR Power 50 last month after a solid 12 months.