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Founded in 2019 by father and son team David and Adam Bradford, SOGG works across a number of sectors to provide solutions to support addicts and their families, as well as to prevent gambling-related harm.
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Problem Gamblers Peer Support. These groups will ALWAYS be run by someone who has personal experience of overcoming problem gambling. Problem gamblers can offload in these groups and be as frank as they like knowing the people they are with have been there too. You can access the group at any time whilst it's running. At some point in our lives, we all feel overwhelmed and may need professional help to deal with our problems in life. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, more than 50 million Americans (even more internationally) need help dealing with problems that feel beyond their control — problems with a marriage or family situation, the death of a loved one, the loss of a job, social.
The group also works with GVC Holdings as part of the operator’s ‘Changing for the Bettor’ campaign.
This partnership has included designing digital therapy tools to stem gambling problems and provide support to those suffering with related harm.
SOGG chief executive and co-founder Adam Bradford said the group hopes to also more work closely with the Great Britain Gambling Commission on its national strategy to better address safer gambling moving forward.
“There is a lot of change afoot in gambling regulation and in the sector from every perspective, but our drive and focus is around advancing much needed digital solutions which bring together stakeholders and make for a safer gambling experience for all,” SOGG chief executive and co-founder Adam Bradford said.
Ryan Bradford, project manager at SOGG, added: “The ISO mark symbolises robustness within our processes and management and will be a great enabler for the organisation as we continue to work, support and prioritise those affected by gambling.”
The affiliate business will consider a resolution to move its registered address to St Helier in Jersey, “and that the company takes all necessary steps, in Malta and in Jersey, for it to be registered as continued as if it had been incorporated under the laws of Jersey”.
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The business’s board of directors has recommended that shareholders approve the move.
If the relocation is approved, the business will be required to notify the Malta Registrar of Companies of the move and it will approve a new Memorandum and Articles of Association.
The group added that the move “shall not operate to prejudice or affect the continuity of the company, nor shall it affect the property of the company”.
Professional services business BDO International has “expressed willingness” to act as auditors for the move. If the relocation is approved, shareholders will also vote on the appointment of BDO as auditors.
Last month, the Gambling.com Group reported a €2.8m (£2.5m/$3.3m) net profit for its third quarter after a strong performance from its organic traffic services helped to drive revenue up 52.2% year-on-year.