Luxembourg’s Loterie Nationale has begun the search for a successor to its long-serving director Leon Losch, who plans to retire at the end of 2027. The operator, whose surpluses fund the Oeuvre Nationale de Secours Grande-Duchesse Charlotte foundation, has engaged the recruitment firm Marliere & Partners and intends to run an 18-month transition.
Loterie Nationale employs around 60 people, and the search is focused on candidates with strengths in digital transformation, cybersecurity, and regulatory affairs. The operator reported gross gaming revenue of about 91 million euros in 2024 and a net result of 39.5 million euros, which is paid in full to the Oeuvre to support charitable projects.
