Lottery Leadership

David R. Bradley
ACTING LOTTERY DIRECTOR
David Bradley, a born-and-raised West Virginia native, has spent 35 years with the West Virginia Lottery. David is a 1984 graduate of South Charleston High School, where he was First Team All-State in both football and basketball, earning a basketball scholarship to the University of Charleston. David spent two seasons at UC before finishing his career at West Virginia Institute of Technology, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Education after his final two seasons. He began his State service as a Lottery investigator, a role he held for 12 years before moving into Administrative Services Manager and most recently, Deputy Director. During his time as Deputy Director, David oversaw casinos, limited video lottery (LVL) and traditional security operations.
During his tenure with WVL, he has been vital in the implementation of table games, sports wagering, and iGaming- developing rules and regulations for all three as they joined the Lottery’s product mix. David also spent time as interim licensing director while the position was being filled. While he was leading in Administrative Services, he implemented the LVL program and developed an internal Policies and Procedures framework still being used today.
David and his wife Angie have two sons and recently welcomed two grandchildren- only five months apart!
Lottery Commission
In 1985, the Lottery Commission was created to assist and advise the Director to carry on a continuous study of West Virginia Lottery operations throughout the state.
In accordance with State Law, the Lottery commission is required to have seven members, which are appointed by the Governor with the approval of the senate. A lawyer, a certified public accountant, a computer expert, a marketing specialist, one member with five or more years’ experience in law enforcement, and an additional two members who represent the “public at large”. No more than four members may be from the same political party; unless filling an unexpired appointment, members serve overlapping terms of five years and are eligible for successive appointments to the commission.Vision Statement
Create an exceptional gaming experience by incorporating service, innovation, respect and accountability. We aim to provide outstanding customer service, continually innovate and improve our offerings, treat all stakeholders with respect and maintain accountability in all our operations. Together we strive to maximize the Lottery’s impact on the community and contribute to the State’s prosperity and well-being.

Governor
Patrick J. MorriseyCabinet Secretary
Eric Nelson - Department of RevenueDirector
David R. Bradley - West Virginia Lottery
LOTTERY COMMISSION
Chairman
Kenneth L. GreearVice Chairman
Roy E. Shewsbury IIAt Large
Peggy J. PopeAttorney
Dan A. MarshallCPA
Douglas A. BickslerMarketing
Andrew B. KniceleyLaw Enforcement
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