Bluberi Names Gaming Attorney Chief Legal Officer
The Las Vegas-based gaming company is building out its legal and compliance leadership as it expands across North America.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Gambling
Las Vegas gaming technology company Bluberi has named Kate Lowenhar-Fisher as its Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, a hire that signals the company's push into its next phase of growth from its Las Vegas headquarters.
Why it matters
Bluberi was licensed in Nevada at the end of 2025 and is expanding its North American footprint, and the company says it is reinforcing its legal, regulatory and governance infrastructure to support that growth. For a valley built on gaming, a headquartered operator adding compliance leadership is a sign of how the sector's regulatory demands are scaling locally.
The appointment is announced with a $6.3 billion merger and acquisition managed during Lowenhar-Fisher's time at Everi Holdings, and Bluberi cites more than 30 years of experience in the gaming industry. The announcement does not specify her start date or the size of the compliance team she will oversee.
The players
Bluberi
Las Vegas-headquartered gaming company that licensed in Nevada at the end of 2025 and announced the appointment.
Kate Lowenhar-Fisher
Gaming attorney newly named Bluberi's Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, previously of IGT and Everi Holdings.
The details
Bluberi, headquartered in Las Vegas, appointed Kate Lowenhar-Fisher as its Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, and she will lead the company's legal and compliance functions. Her background includes global gaming compliance oversight at IGT, legal, compliance and enterprise risk management leadership at Everi Holdings, and gaming law practice at Dickinson Wright and Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck. She also serves on the Executive Committee of the International Masters of Gaming Law and was named to Global Gaming Business magazine's "25 People to Watch." The company says she will help build and mature the legal and compliance capabilities supporting its operations.
Timeline
End of 2025: Bluberi is licensed in Nevada.
November 3, 2026: Bluberi announces Lowenhar-Fisher's appointment.
Beyond the Strip
Bluberi's Nevada licensing at the end of 2025 is the regulatory step that this appointment builds on, since a licensed gaming supplier must keep its legal and compliance functions in order. The hire extends that licensure into a standing compliance leadership role rather than relying on outside counsel.
For valley residents who work in gaming, this is a reminder that licensed operators here keep growing their compliance staff as they expand. The extraction does not describe any change to jobs, services or schedules.
The takeaway
Watch for how a licensed Las Vegas gaming operator builds out its compliance leadership as it expands across North America. Residents interested in the sector can follow Nevada gaming licensing news as operators like Bluberi scale up.
Further reading
For how the gaming industry is regulated here, see Gambling coverage on the valley's casino and licensing sector.
