Golden Matrix Announces CEO Transition as Goodman Steps Down
Golden Matrix Group confirmed a major executive restructuring on Monday. Brian Goodman will vacate his position as Chief Executive Officer and resign from the Board of Directors effective December 12, 2025. William Scott, the current Chairman of the Board, assumes the role of Interim CEO immediately following the transition.
Interim Leadership and Selection Process
William Scott steps into the interim role with a background in managing large-scale gaming transformations.
His previous experience includes senior executive tenures at GTECH/Lottomatica, where he assisted in steering the organization from a lottery-focused entity into a diversified international gaming group.
Beyond his duties as Interim CEO, Scott will chair the board committee responsible for selecting the permanent replacement.
The company indicated that this leadership change aligns with a broader strategy to move from a phase of aggressive acquisition to one of operational discipline.
Scott stated that his primary focus during this period will be operational optimization and ensuring the company meets its performance targets in a competitive market.
William Scott
Strategic Shift to Execution
The departure of Goodman concludes a period defined by rapid expansion and uplisting. Under his guidance, the Las Vegas-based company graduated from a micro-cap status to a NASDAQ listing.
Goodman’s strategy involved building a portfolio of B2B and B2C assets, including the acquisition of MeridianBet Group and Expanse Studios.
This expansion established Golden Matrix in over 25 regulated markets across Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, and Africa.
The board signaled that the next phase of corporate development will prioritize recurring revenue and consistent margins over pure expansion.
“Golden Matrix is built on solid ground – diversified, profitable, and prepared to scale,” Scott said. “Brian laid the foundation. Our next chapter is about execution, scale and consistent performance.”
The company continues to operate its proprietary technology stacks, serving both direct consumers and third-party operators through its subsidiaries.
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