Scientific Games has appointed Andrew Jackson as its VP of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG).
Jackson first joined the company in 1999 and has held several key roles with Scientific Games. Before moving into his new role, Jackson served as the company’s Director of Quality, Compliance and R&D.
As VP, Jackson will be responsible for leading Scientific Games’ ESG strategy. He will also oversee and help advance key company areas, including social responsibility, environmental product sustainability and supplier diversity.
The company outlined Jackson’s new duties by saying, “As the new VP of ESG, Jackson will lead the company’s commitment to developing and strengthening ESG through strategic initiatives across all areas of business through five pillars focused on: Benefiting Communities, Empowering Employees and Partners, Expanding Healthy Play and Lottery Literacy, Minimizing Environmental Impacts and Operating with Integrity.”
Company Chief Legal Officer Dena Rosenzweig further discussed the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting the community by saying, “For 50 years, Scientific Games has been committed to being a responsible company that positively impacts the communities we serve through our lottery partners and their beneficiaries.”
She went on to add that Jackson’s long history with the company will serve as an asset to his new role.
Rosenzweig commented, “Andrew’s wealth of experience and expertise in sustainability will lead us into the next era of responsible growth.
“Through his leadership, our ESG programs will have an even greater positive impact on our organization, our industry and the communities we serve around the world.”
Scientific Games produces and manages lottery instant games around the globe. The company specializes in player loyalty programs, lottery and sports betting systems, digital lottery games and mobile apps.
The group is certified as a Responsible Gaming Supplier by the World Lottery Association. Through its Health Play program, the company “advocates for the healthy enjoyment of lottery games.”
