The Unit names ex-FanDuel leader Fiona Power as chief commercial officer

The Unit has appointed former FanDuel executive Fiona Power as Chief Commercial Officer, the company said on August 17, 2026. Power is based in New York and joins on a contract basis as The Unit looks to expand its client and partner network in the U.S. and internationally.

Power will work alongside The Unit’s existing commercial leadership, including Co-Founder Paddy Casey and Chief Revenue Officer Mark O'Hare. The company said her remit will cover commercial strategy, market analysis and the development of new strategic partnerships, while working closely with the existing sales function.

Alongside the new role, Power will continue as Founder and Principal of Power Room Éire Partnerships & Advisory, a boutique consultancy focused on strategic partnerships, market entry and operational execution across gaming and sports betting. The Unit said Power brings more than 12 years of experience with Flutter Entertainment and senior leadership roles at FanDuel, including as Senior Director of Partner Relations where she led multi-state partnership agreements and helped build and launch more than 20 retail sportsbooks in the U.S.

“I've known The Unit and its reputation in the industry for some time, and I've been very impressed by the growth of the business and the high quality of its output,” said Fiona Power, Chief Commercial Officer at The Unit. “I'm excited to work alongside Paddy, Mark and the wider team to build on that foundation. There is a significant opportunity to develop new partnerships, anticipate where the market is heading, and connect The Unit's capabilities with businesses that can benefit from them.”

Casey said Power’s background in regulated U.S. markets will support the next phase of growth. “Fiona brings a truly exceptional combination of commercial experience, industry knowledge and a deep understanding of the U.S. gaming market,” said Paddy Casey, Co-Founder of The Unit.

The appointment follows a recent expansion period for The Unit. The company said it has grown its global workforce from 75 to more than 140 employees across Ireland, Moldova, Gibraltar and the United States, and recently expanded its Chișinău, Moldova development operation into a new 500 sq. m. hub.