Evoke establishes dedicated Technology Committee

Evoke PLC has created a dedicated Technology Committee of the Board to further its leap into different innovations. The company, which owns William Hill, 888, and Mr Green, announced it via press release on May 28.

As Evoke works with other brands to further their technological interests, such as Playtech, the company is giving more power to enhance the company itself. Speaking in the press release, Jon Mendelsohn, chairman of Evoke, said:

“In a world where technology is evolving at breakneck speed and in an industry where technology leadership is a core driver of sustainable success, our Technology Committee will play an important role in strengthening the Board’s governance and long-term strategy development.

“The Committee will focus on providing transparency and insight across our product, technology, data, and operational initiatives as well as informing the Board and executive leadership on technology trends with the potential to shape the Group’s long-term competitive advantages.”

Another document breaks down what the committee will do in more granular detail. It’s not especially entertaining, but it does give a good insight into what the company is intending.

The new group will be responsible for “overseeing major technology investments and initiatives”. A recent addition was the Playtech deal, where they’ll provide live casino studios for players to stream Evoke games online.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a technology-focused announcement without at least mentioning AI. Artificial intelligence isn’t something that the gambling industry has notably embraced as of yet, but Evoke ensures to fit in there:

“Provide insights into strategic technology, product, data, and security trends, including AI trends, global cyber security threats and trends, venture capital and innovation investment trends, and product strategy and development trends.”

According to Mendelsohn, Evoke’s 2025 has been “in line with expectations”, with a 5% growth year-on-year in the second quarter so far.

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