The US’ National Council on Problem Gambling has appointed Diana Goode to its board of directors.
Goode has served as the executive director of the Connecticut Council on Problem Gambling (CCPG) since May 2018, in which role, she has championed initiatives that address problem gambling and promote responsible gaming across the state.
Before joining CCPG, Goode held executive roles in non-profits focusing on poverty alleviation and financial literacy in Connecticut. Her academic credentials include a degree from Dartmouth College and an MBA in finance and marketing from the University of Connecticut.
Goode will serve an interim appointment in the affiliates seat on the NCPG board of directors until Spring 2025.
