Evoke

evoke plc is the parent company for a range of internationally renowned brands including William Hill, 888casino, 888sport, 888poker, Mr Green, and Winner.ro.

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A collection of press resources for evoke plc.

evoke plc offers opportunities in software development, marketing and its 1,300+ retail betting shops in the UK.

The company says Covid restrictions made the year challenging for its Retail team, which filmed videos for its Retail recruitment campaign.

The Board of Directors of evoke (the "Board") has established five Committees: an Audit & Risk Committee, a Nominations Committee, a Remuneration Committee, an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Committee and a Gaming Compliance Committee.

A strong Board and experienced leadership.

The Group says it follows the UK Corporate Governance Code to support effective business management for the benefit of stakeholders.

Incorporated in Gibraltar, and headquartered and listed in the UK, the Group operates from offices around the world.

The history of evoke, 888 and William Hill.

The Group says its vision is to make life more interesting and its mission is to delight players with betting and gaming experiences.

The page provides contact details for evoke plc.

The company has betting and gaming brands including 888, William Hill, Mr Green and SI Sportsbook.

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The notice explains how evoke plc processes personal data on its corporate website to provide information about the company.

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evoke plc operates the site. Its conditions of use are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and disputes fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.