Cedric Pietersz appointed Managing Director of Curaçao Gambling Control Board
The decision was made by the GCB's Supervisory Board and Pietersz is set to assume his role on 1 February.
The Gaming Control Board (GCB) of Curaçao has announced the appointment of Mr Cedric Pietersz as its new Managing Director (MD).
In his capacity as MD, Pietersz will oversee current licensing activities in accordance with existing legislation and lead the transformation process following the enactment of the LOK.
With a tenure of 20 years at the Centrale Bank van Curaçao en Sint Maarten (CBCS), where he held various roles, including supervision and management team membership, Pietersz brings extensive experience to his new position.
His expertise is expected to enhance operational efficiency, anti-money laundering (AML) measures and regulatory compliance as Curaçao undergoes jurisdictional changes.
Pietersz commented: “I am honoured to join the Gaming Control Board at such a dynamic time. I am confident that together with the team and the Supervisory Board we will strategically steer the GCB into a new era while delivering value to all stakeholders including the Minister of Finance.”
Fons Simon, Chairman of the GCB Supervisory Board, added: “The GCB is at a pivotal juncture and Cedric’s appointment marks the start of a transformative era. With a proven record of exceptional service in the financial sector, he brings a unique blend of strategic foresight, regulatory prudence and operational excellence.”
This announcement follows the news of Continent 8 Technologies’ upcoming data centre site in Curaçao, aligning with initiatives set out by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board to revise the licensing procedures for operators on the island.
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