SolutionsHub hires Tommy Corlett as Head of Regulatory Assurance and Remediation
Ex‑GSC Senior Inspector brings AML/CFT inspection experience to compliance and licensing work

Key Takeaways
- SolutionsHub has appointed Tommy Corlett as Head of Regulatory Assurance and Remediation after nine years at the Gambling Supervision Commission of the Isle of Man.
- Corlett served as Senior Inspector in the GSC's AML/CFT Inspections unit from November 2023, testing controls and prioritising remediation.
- At SolutionsHub he will work on licence applications, assurance processes and post‑inspection remediation based on evidence review.
- The hire brings regulator perspective to help operators prepare evidence and reduce friction in licensing and inspections.
SolutionsHub has hired Tommy Corlett as Head of Regulatory Assurance and Remediation, effective following his departure from the Gambling Supervision Commission (GSC) of the Isle of Man, where he worked for nine years. Corlett started at the GSC as a Gaming Inspector and, from November 2023, served as Senior Inspector in the AML/CFT Inspections unit, assessing firms' compliance with anti‑money laundering and counter‑terrorist financing obligations.
## solutionshub hires tommy corlett: what the hire brings
Tommy Corlett joins SolutionsHub to lead assurance and remediation work for operators entering regulated markets and for online gambling businesses managing ongoing compliance. At the GSC his role included testing controls, identifying weaknesses and prioritising remediation when evidence was insufficient.
The hire leverages Corlett’s hands‑on regulator experience. Lee Hills, CEO of SolutionsHub, said:
"Tommy has spent nine years looking at businesses from the regulator's side of the table, so he knows exactly what gets tested and where firms can come unstuck. His experience is going to be incredibly useful for our clients. He knows what regulators expect to see, how they test it and what happens when the evidence does not stack up. We're really pleased to have him with us. He'll make a huge difference to the work we're doing around assurance and remediation." — Lee Hills, CEO of SolutionsHub.
Corlett arrives with a track record combining general gambling inspections and, more recently, inspections focused on AML/CFT. In his Senior Inspector role he assessed whether firms met AML/CFT obligations through practical control testing, documentation review and prioritisation of corrective actions.
## assurance and remediation: what Corlett will do at SolutionsHub
At SolutionsHub, Corlett will work with clients in three main areas: licence applications, assurance processes and post‑inspection or audit remediation projects. The firm said the work will draw on Corlett’s experience reviewing evidence of regulatory controls and spotting gaps before formal scrutiny.
The types of activity he will cover include:
review of documentary evidence and testing of operational controls;
identification of weaknesses and ranking of remediation priorities;
support in preparing case files for licence applications and in responding to regulatory observations.
This combination reflects the tasks Corlett carried out at the Gambling Supervision Commission of the Isle of Man, where he moved from general gaming inspection to a specific AML/CFT responsibility from November 2023.
## regulatory background: Corlett at the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission
Corlett began his career at the GSC as a Gaming Inspector. His progression culminated in November 2023 with his appointment as Senior Inspector in AML/CFT Inspections. In that position his work involved verifying that supervised entities implemented appropriate anti‑money‑laundering and counter‑terrorist‑financing controls, including practical testing and review of supporting documentation.
Moving from a regulator to a compliance consultancy is a common career path in the sector, and SolutionsHub emphasised that regulator insight is particularly valuable when compiling evidence for licensing processes or external reviews. For operators seeking to enter regulated markets, a pre‑submission regulatory‑criteria review can reduce frictions in obtaining licences and in subsequent inspections.
Corlett's statement on his new role
Corlett said he was keen to apply the experience gained at the GSC in a different way:
"After nine years at the GSC, I am ready to use my experience in a different way and help businesses understand what regulators are actually looking for when they test something in practice. What appealed to me about SolutionsHub was the focus on evidence and on sorting problems properly when something needs fixing. I'm really looking forward to working with Lee and the team and getting stuck into the work with operators." — Tommy Corlett.
His comment underscores two priorities SolutionsHub has communicated: a focus on evidence and on organised remediation of regulatory issues.
Implications for clients and licence‑seeking operators
The capabilities SolutionsHub expects to strengthen with Corlett target operators preparing to enter regulated markets and companies that need to manage ongoing compliance. For these clients, the practical experience of a former inspector specialised in AML/CFT provides concrete guidance on what evidence to gather and how to present controls to regulatory inspectors.
Operators seeking support can expect assistance preparing documentation and structuring remediation plans. SolutionsHub has indicated the new head will work on assurance and remediation projects based on evidence review and gap identification prior to regulatory scrutiny.
What this means for SolutionsHub’s offering
With Corlett’s arrival, SolutionsHub reinforces its compliance and remediation proposition with an explicit capability to interpret requirements from the regulator’s perspective. For the market, that expertise is useful both for licence processes and for responses to subsequent regulatory observations.
Companies interested in these services can find related information on licensing and compliance in the regulation section of the industry and in the operator offering for casino.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Tommy Corlett’s last role at the Gambling Supervision Commission?
Tommy Corlett’s last role at the Gambling Supervision Commission was Senior Inspector in the AML/CFT Inspections unit, a position he held from November 2023, carrying out control testing and documentation review to assess AML/CFT compliance.
What responsibilities will Corlett assume at SolutionsHub?
Corlett will direct assurance and remediation work, helping clients with licence applications, assurance processes and post‑inspection remediation. His work will include reviewing evidence, identifying gaps and supporting preparation of licence files.
How long did Corlett work at the GSC and where did he start?
Corlett worked at the Gambling Supervision Commission of the Isle of Man for nine years and began his career there as a Gaming Inspector, later moving into the AML/CFT Inspections unit.
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Miguel Sandoval
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Miguel Sandoval tracks gambling legislation, licensing, and regulator enforcement — from Spain's DGOJ and the Latin American authorities to the UKGC, the MGA, and the state-by-state map in North America. The reports answer three questions precisely — what changed, where, and who it affects — with jurisdictions, dates, and penalties cited exactly as published. Operators and compliance officers read Miguel Sandoval to know which rulebook moved before their next meeting.
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