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Eva Slámová appointed Chief People and Culture Officer at Allwyn Česko

Joins on 21 October 2026 to connect local HR with international teams and boost HR technology

By Gonzalo MarínPublished Oct 22, 20262 min read
Professional portrait of Eva Slámová with the Allwyn Česko logo in the background

Key Takeaways

  • Allwyn Česko appointed Eva Slámová Chief People and Culture Officer on 21 October 2026.
  • Slámová has more than 15 years’ experience across consulting, telecommunications, media and banking.
  • Her priorities include connecting Allwyn Česko with international teams, developing cross‑border careers and applying technology in HR.
  • She replaces Kateřina Lukášová, who became People Director at the KKCG group.

Allwyn Česko announced the appointment of Eva Slámová as Chief People and Culture Officer on 21 October 2026. Slámová brings more than 15 years of human resources experience and will be responsible for improving connectivity between Allwyn Česko and the group’s international teams, developing cross-border career paths and applying technology to HR processes.

Profile and priorities

Eva Slámová has worked in consulting, telecommunications, media and banking, managing a diverse HR agenda and leading teams and large-scale transformation projects both locally and regionally. In her new role she will prioritise the connectivity with the group’s international teams, the development of cross‑country career opportunities and the use of technological solutions in HR processes.

"Allwyn is a successful international group that many people associate primarily with lotteries and entertainment. But behind our products are cutting‑edge technologies, data and a number of specialised teams. I want HR to develop its role as a business partner and be able to fully utilise the benefits that being connected within an international group brings us. At the same time, it is important for me not to lose common sense and always look at whether the changes we make really help people," said Eva Slámová, Chief People and Culture Officer at Allwyn Czech Republic.

Technology, data and employer branding

Slámová said digitalisation and technology will be part of her operational focus. Beyond promoting the use of common group solutions for greater efficiency, she will look to remove unnecessary administration to free up time for higher‑value work. She also intends to support decision‑making through greater use of data and market insight.

Employer branding is on her agenda to show candidates the breadth of career opportunities across the group and to reinforce Allwyn’s image as a technology employer in addition to its traditional lottery and entertainment activities. Slámová noted that future development prospects within the company weigh heavily in candidates’ decisions, and she wants to make clear "where they can move professionally with us, what they can learn and how they can use the group’s experience and know‑how."

Succession

In the role, Eva Slámová succeeds Kateřina Lukášová, who now serves as People Director at the KKCG group. Allwyn Česko thus strengthens its executive team with a profile focused on transformation and international integration.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Eva Slámová join Allwyn Česko?

Eva Slámová joined Allwyn Česko on 21 October 2026 as Chief People and Culture Officer.

What experience does Slámová bring to the role?

She brings over 15 years in human resources with experience in consulting, telecommunications, media and banking, and has led local and regional transformation teams and projects.

What objectives has she set for the position?

She plans to improve connectivity with the group’s international teams, develop cross‑country career opportunities, reduce unnecessary administration through technology and use data to support decision‑making.

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Gonzalo Marín

Gonzalo Marín

Industry Deals Correspondent

Gonzalo Marín covers the corporate deal flow of gambling — operator strategy, M&A, regulated-market entries, and product launches. The reports open with the transaction, cite companies, valuations, and jurisdictions exactly as released, and keep the announcement apart from its actual effect. When a Latin American operator raises capital or a European brand lands in the region, Gonzalo Marín reports who signs, for how much, and on what terms.

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