After years of dedicated service, iGaming Ontario CEO Martha Otton has announced her retirement, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and growth in the online gambling industry. Otton, who has been at the helm of the organization for the past five years, made the announcement at a press conference held at the iGaming Ontario headquarters in Toronto.
During her tenure, Otton oversaw the successful implementation of several key initiatives that have propelled iGaming Ontario to the forefront of the industry. Under her leadership, the organization has launched a number of innovative programs aimed at enhancing player protection, improving responsible gambling measures, and promoting industry transparency.
One of the most notable achievements during Otton’s tenure was the establishment of the Ontario Gambling Research Center, a groundbreaking research facility that is dedicated to studying the impacts of gambling on society. The center has produced a number of groundbreaking studies that have helped shape public policy and regulatory decisions in the online gambling industry.
In addition to her work on responsible gambling initiatives, Otton also played a key role in expanding iGaming Ontario’s reach to new markets. Under her guidance, the organization successfully launched a number of new online gambling platforms in international markets, expanding its reach and boosting revenue.
In a statement released following her retirement announcement, Otton expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to lead iGaming Ontario and reflected on the accomplishments of her tenure. “It has been a tremendous honor to serve as CEO of iGaming Ontario for the past five years,” she said. “I am proud of the strides we have made in promoting responsible gambling and expanding our reach to new markets. I am confident that the organization is well-positioned for continued success in the years to come.”
The announcement of Otton’s retirement comes as iGaming Ontario prepares to embark on a new chapter in its history. The organization has already begun the search for a new CEO to lead the organization into the future, and Otton has pledged her full support to ensure a smooth transition.
As Otton prepares to step down from her role, the online gambling industry is sure to feel the impact of her departure. Her leadership and vision have been instrumental in guiding iGaming Ontario through a period of significant growth and change, and her legacy will undoubtedly endure for years to come.