SEGG Media Corporation announced significant leadership changes as its Board terminated CEO, Secretary and President Matthew McGahan and removed him from his position as Chairman. The company appointed Chief Financial Officer Robert Stubblefield as Interim CEO, Secretary and President while naming Marc Bircham as the new Chairman. McGahan will remain on the Board of Directors until his term expires at the upcoming annual shareholders meeting. This leadership transition represents a strategic pivot for the company as it seeks to capitalize on the growing digital entertainment market.
The leadership change comes as SEGG Media prepares for its next phase of growth, focusing on scaling its digital platforms including Sports.com, Concerts.com and Lottery.com. The company reported more than 102 million views across its platforms in 2025 and is preparing for planned acquisitions to expand its portfolio. With more than 102 million views across its platforms last year, SEGG Media appears positioned for expansion but requires stable financial management to execute its growth plans effectively. The appointment of the CFO to the interim CEO role suggests the Board prioritizes financial discipline during this transitional period.
Stubblefield emphasized that the company's immediate focus will be on financial stability, disciplined execution and rebuilding shareholder value while guiding expansion across sports, entertainment and gaming verticals. SEGG Media operates as a global sports, entertainment and gaming group with a portfolio of digital assets focused on immersive fan engagement, ethical gaming and AI-driven live experiences. The company trades on the NASDAQ under ticker symbols SEGG and LTRYW. Investors can access the latest news and updates relating to SEGG through the company's newsroom at http://nnw.fm/SEGG.
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