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Riot president Dylan Jadeja announced several transparency measures as a response to the recent controversy around its now cancelled partnership with Neom.
About the global deals council, Jadeja said it would be "responsible for formalising and reinforcing the deal evaluation framework."
The council will be headed by senior vice president Mark Sottosanti and head of corporate and business development Brian Cho.
An ethics committee will be set separately, and will be tasked to assess deals and external relationships globally, as well as discuss the company's direction.
Last month, Riot announced a partnership with Neom, a controversial, futuristic, city-building project in Saudi Arabia. Local authorities are reportedly killing Huwaiti tribe members in order for the construction to move forward.
Riot cancelled the partnership the following week, saying it had "moved too quickly" and promised to reexamine its internal processes so it wouldn't happen again.
Riot president Dylan Jadeja announced several transparency measures as a response to the recent controversy around its now cancelled partnership with Neom.
About the global deals council, Jadeja said it would be "responsible for formalising and reinforcing the deal evaluation framework."
The council will be headed by senior vice president Mark Sottosanti and head of corporate and business development Brian Cho.
An ethics committee will be set separately, and will be tasked to assess deals and external relationships globally, as well as discuss the company's direction.
Last month, Riot announced a partnership with Neom, a controversial, futuristic, city-building project in Saudi Arabia. Local authorities are reportedly killing Huwaiti tribe members in order for the construction to move forward.
Riot cancelled the partnership the following week, saying it had "moved too quickly" and promised to reexamine its internal processes so it wouldn't happen again.