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GambleAware targets women with new 'There, but not There' campaign - Vimarsana News

GambleAware targets women with new 'There, but not There' campaign

GambleAware targets women with new ‘There, but not There’ campaign   Share GambleAware has launched its new ‘ There, but not There’ nationwide marketing campaign, targeting women aged 18-54, seeking to raise awareness of its problem gambling treatment and support services.  The campaign forms part of the charity’s ‘ National Gambling Treatment Services’ strategy for 2021 and follows YouGov research which revealed that ‘10% of women in Great Britain experience some level of gambling harm’. Running across digital media, radio and print formats until the end of March, Gam...

GambleAware appoints 'proven talent' Zoë Osmond as new CEO - Vimarsana News

GambleAware appoints 'proven talent' Zoë Osmond as new CEO

GambleAware appoints ‘proven talent’ Zoë Osmond as new CEO Share Zoë Osmond will be promoted as new CEO of the gambling harm-prevention charity.  Osmond, who currently serves as GambleAware’s Communications and Engagement Director, will replace incumbent Marc Etches, whose tenure as CEO finishes in March. GambleAware highlighted Osmond’s outstanding results in spearheading the charity’s multi-million pound safer gambling and treatment campaigns, expanding the charity’s support network across the UK. Furthermore, Osmond was branded as the optimal candidate to lead GambleAware ...

GambleAware launches targeting phase of 'Start to Regain Control' - Vimarsana News

GambleAware launches targeting phase of 'Start to Regain Control'

GambleAware will push for the highest coverage of its 'Start to Regain Control' campaign promoting the National Gambling Treatment Service.