US industry veterans join OneComply advisory board
Bet.Works founder Quinton Singleton and Avenue H Capital’s Benjie Cherniak to provide advice to Vancouver-based compliance company
Vancouver-based compliance technology company OneComply has established its first advisory board as the firm looks to strengthen its fledgling operations.
Incoming advisory board members include industry veteran and Bet.Works founder Quinton Singleton and Avenue H Capital principal Benjie Cherniak.
Lottery.com chief legal officer Katie Lever, OPTX co-CEO Thomas Rafferty, and Kammerzell Consulting Services president Ron Kammerzell round out the debut appointments.
As part of its mandate, OneComply’s new advisory board has been tasked with assisting its executive team in delivering “impactful solutions” to new and existing clients.
The OneComply product was first launched in March 2020 and has since seen adoption rates rocket 500%. It aims to serve as a single API for mandatory disclosures and ongoing reporting requirements at an individual state level, reducing costs and improving efficiency.
The advisory board will assist the leadership team in continuing to deliver impactful solutions to new and existing clients.
Expertise possessed by the five-strong board include areas of gaming specific M&A, strategic initiatives, digital and land-based operations, regulatory compliance, and risk management.
OneComply CEO Cameron Conn welcomed the presence of the igaming and land-based operational veterans, highlighting the value add from their expertise.
“OneComply’s primary objective has always been to support the growth and stability of the gaming industry in an efficient and compliant manner,” Conn explained.
“The addition of our advisory board members will allow us to expand our understanding of the various sectors’ intricacies of regulatory compliance to create additional solutions that will assist our clients throughout the operation of their businesses while guiding the company’s strategic objectives,” he added.