Low6 has named company Chief Strategy Officer Josh Turk as the newest member of its Board of Directors. He will sit on the Board with Chairman Andy Clerkson, Low6 CEO Jamie Mitchell and Non-Executive Director Jeffrey Haas.
During his time with Low6, Turk has brought marketing, business development and iGaming experience to the company. As a board member, Turk will continue supporting Low6’s plan to create gaming platforms for its clients and optimize the company’s core operations.
CEO Jamie Mitchell took a moment to welcome Turk to the Board.
He commented, “We are excited to welcome Josh Turk as the Company’s latest board member addition. The Low6 Board of Directors unanimously elected Josh to join, bringing a new perspective into the Board as we embark on our next phase of growth.
“Josh’s leadership skills and solid relationships acquired within the gaming industry from both operator and technology companies played an integral role in the Company surpassing our last 2-years of revenue and product delivery targets. Low6 is well-positioned going into this transformational 2024 fiscal year.”
Clerkson echoed similar sentiments and said the company is excited to have Turk on the board.
He said, “We are pleased to welcome Josh to the Board and look forward to working with him to pursue long-term value creation. His substantial iGaming and technology expertise will help us accelerate our transformation plans and fully capture the significant growth opportunities ahead for Low6.”
Josh Turk commented on his appointment by saying, “I am excited to join this prestigious group of talented directors on the Board of Low6. I believe Low6 can enhance our innovative gaming platform by expanding our white-label product portfolio and double-down on UltimateFan – becoming the ultimate destination for Gen-Z and millennial sports fans.
“I am committed to working alongside my fellow directors and the senior management team to continue to transform Low6. We are confident that Low6 will continue to accelerate its progress and transformation throughout 2024.”
