Tim Drehkoff to replace Greg Carlin as RSG CEO

Rush Street Gaming has announced that chief financial officer Tim Drehkoff will step up as chief executive.

US.- Rush Street Gaming (RSG) has announced that chief financial officer (CFO) Tim Drehkoff will replace Greg Carlin as CEO of the company from May 1. Carlin, who co-founded the company and spent 17 years at RSG. He spent the last months as vice chair of Rush Street Interactive (RSI)

Carlin informed the company of his intention to leave in December. He had already been succeeded by Richard Schwartz as CEO at CSI but stayed on at the parent company.

Rush Street chairman Neil Bluhm said: “We thank Greg for his many contributions and for helping to build a great business. Greg has a proven eye for recruiting and developing top talent, of which Tim is a great example. We wish Greg the very best and look forward to many future successes under Tim’s leadership.”

Carlin commented: “Rush Street is in great hands with Tim as CEO, and we’ve never had a more talented group of executives at all our properties.

“It has been the honour of a lifetime to start a business with Neil and develop and operate six successful casino projects, all of which have had a positive impact on their host communities. I’m especially proud of the culture we’ve built, and I’m excited about the path ahead for Rush Street Gaming and myself. My sincere gratitude to the entire Rush Street Gaming team.”

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