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The company behind Manx-based eGaming giant betinternet has announced it has a new face on its board.
Webis Holdings has appointed Sir James Mellon, former United Kingdom ambassador to Denmark and consul general in New York, as a non-executive director.
It's a family affair, as he replaces his son Jim Mellon who has stepped down from the board with immediate effect, after eight years with the company.
The appointment is subject to approval by the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission.
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