David Flynn steps down from Vera&John CEO role
Flynn leaves JPJ Group to take on a new role in the spring after a period of gardening leave
JPJ Group CEO of operations for Vera&John David Flynn has stepped down from his position, EGR has learned.
Flynn joined the London-listed operator in September 2017 from his previous position at NYX Gaming Group.
He was brought in as part of a major management reshuffle at JPJ, following the departure of group CEO Andy McIver in October last year.
Prior to JPJ, Flynn held executive positions at NYX and Microgaming, including CCO and head of operations.
In a LinkedIn post, Flynn said he would be spending the next few months on gardening leave before taking on a new post in the spring.
He said: “After what has been an effective yet short period (H1’18 Revenues up 37% YoY, Ebitda up 31% YoY) at Vera&John, I wanted to let my connections know that I have recently resigned.
“I’ll be tending to my ‘Garden’ for a while, helping new seeds grow, no-doubt I’ll see some of you at the various industry events as we keep each other informed and abreast of the latest challenges and opportunities.
“A huge thank you to the team at Jackpotjoygroup for their help and support over this period, you’re a great team of talented individuals. A leader is no-one without a great team!”