International Game Technology general counsel Dave Johnson has resigned, the slot machine manufacturer announced Monday.
Johnson’s departure is effective Jan. 4.
Formerly with Anchor Gaming, Johnson joined IGT in 2003 and has been responsible for IGT’s legal, government relations and compliance departments.
IGT expects to name a new general counsel by the end of next month.
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