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2. 11th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
17 – 19 MAY 2011
Global iGaming Summit & Expo FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Bringing all the key stakeholders from North
GiGSE 2010 in Montreal ignited a North America, Europe and the rest of the world to:
American iGaming debate that resonated for
• Hear from both Federal and State policy-makers and key lobby
months. In its 11th year, GiGSE promises to be: groups - get a clear picture of when and how you will be able to
offer iGaming to North American players
INCLUSIVE of all the key stakeholders you want to meet:
“It was a pleasure to deliver the keynote speech at GIGSE this year. • Influence the legislation now: an interactive workshop discussion of
The presence of land-based gaming leaders, regulators and former the regulatory requirements for online gaming
regulators alongside those advocating regulated online gaming,
made the conference timely and relevant.” • Plan your entry strategy to accelerate your launch into a market
estimated to be worth at least US$12bn annually
Mitch Garber, CEO, CAESARS INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
• Explore partnerships, joint ventures and M&A opportunities between
INFORMATIVE so you can shape your winning strategy to be licensed North American companies and global iGaming brands
leading players in a regulated online gaming industry in North
America: • Understand the iGaming landscape and prepare your step-by-step
“I was excited to see GIGSE return this year to Montreal, the timing strategy for a successful online gaming launch so you’re ready to
couldn’t have been better! The panels, debates, presenters and operate from day one – learn the lessons from those who have
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create new contacts in the internet gaming industry. I cannot wait • Find out how you should shape your B2B partnership agreement
for next year! Sign me up!” with iGaming companies so you select the right partners
Frank Pracukowski, Director of Administration, FOXWOODS
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DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and COO, VELOCITY GAMING
free play-for-fun, a subscription model or just more exposure on social
networks – establish your presence online now to build data, create
INDEPENDENT of any political agenda:
loyalty and even bring more traffic to your existing casinos
“GIGSE 2010 was very informative with speakers having diverse
views on many current gaming issues world wide.” • Discuss how powerful the brand is for North American players.
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Jeffrey Thomas, CEO, WORLD FANTASY GAMES and Past Spectrum Gaming Group’s regulatory expertise and in-depth
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INSPIRING so you are always one step ahead of your competitors: industry as an organiser of first-class events for the gaming
“Informative and provocative panels, excellent attendance from community.
major industry players.”
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John Lin, Vice President, Business Development, BOYD GAMING legislative debate and commercial progress in North America to
the next level.
We hope to see you all there – our customers, partners, friends
GiGSE drives momentum with a move from and the entire gaming industry in the beautiful setting of San
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discussion and for networking Managing Director, Editorial Director, Event Director,
with the key industry players. Spectrum Gaming Group Gambling Compliance Clarion Gaming
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3. May 17, 2011 – Conference Day One
08:30 Registration opens. Morning coffee and refreshments Nelson I. Rose, Distinguished Senior Professor, Whittier Law School
John Pappas, Executive Director, Poker Players Alliance
08:55 Chairman’s opening remarks
Michael Pollock, Managing Director, Spectrum Gaming Group 12:15 Networking lunch break
DISSECTING THE LEGAL AND REGULATORY 13:30 Regulators roundtable and Q&A: maintaining technical
integrity, multi-jurisdiction challenges, dispute resolution
LANDSCAPE: WHAT’S NEXT?
and player protection – preparing to regulate iGaming
09:00 Panel discussion: State vs. Federal regulation – examining • What is likely to be different/similar between land-based and
the current status of lobbying and legislative efforts online regulation?
• Online gambling post mid-term elections – how the political climate • Mapping the regulatory process necessary for iGaming
has changed and what it means for the industry • Lessons to be learnt from existing jurisdictions – how different
• Analyzing current bills on the table; what’s next on the agenda should North American regulators’ approach be?
• More than poker: is there a roadmap for further legalization of online • Who’s responsible for setting standards for problem gambling,
gambling verticals? technical compliance, player collusion etc.?
• Is there a fear of federal taxation extending to other forms of gaming? • Regulatory barriers to foreign partnerships and internet gaming
• Lessons learnt in the legislative process so far • Developing measures to enforce regulations
• Who will regulate? André Wilsenach, CEO, Alderney Gambling Control Commission
William J. Pascrell III, Partner, Princeton Public Affairs Group Jacob Appelsmith, Bureau Chief, Special Assistant Attorney General,
Brett Hale, SVP, Corporate and Governmental Relations, Churchill Downs Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement, Bureau of
Gambling Control, CA
Lloyd Levine, Associate, Lafayette Gaming Group
Mark Lipparelli, Member of the Board, Nevada Gaming Control Board
Laurie Itkin, VP, Public Affairs, TVG/Betfair US
Michael Epps, Commissioner, New Jersey Casino Control Commission
Dan Walsh, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Greenberg Traurig
Moderator: Michael Pollock, Managing Director, Spectrum Gaming Group 14:30 Interactive group discussions: What if … you can influence
legislation now? Find the optimal regulatory model for
10:00 Coffee and refreshment break your organization
10:20 Keynote political insights: legalizing and regulating internet In this interactive workshop session, discuss with fellow participants and
gaming in the USA – best practice and ways forward in groups your regulatory requirements for online gaming, whether you
This keynote session will explore both State and Federal legislative are a large US casino, pari-mutuel, mid-size casino, card club, race track
initiatives, analyze key political concerns, examine lessons, successes and or a tribal gaming organization.
challenges encountered in the political process so far and endeavour to Moderators:
pave the way forward for policy-makers, industry and players. Andrew Gellatly, Editorial Director, Gambling Compliance
James Kilsby, Americas Editor, Gambling Compliance
New Jersey and California – spotlight on the pioneering states
Analyzing the implications of potential iGaming legislation on the state 15:15 Coffee and refreshment break
level for the industry and for the state economy.
THE MAIN STAKEHOLDERS TOGETHER: A VIEW TO
Pros and cons of regulation – discussing the political landscape THE FUTURE
and the legislative process. What needs to happen to find
common ground? 15:40 Large US casinos’ panel: moving your brand leadership online
• Learning the lessons of both Federal and State legislative efforts • Assessing the importance of your casino brand
undertaken so far
• Is a federal model the preferred one for large US casino groups?
• Addressing fiscal realities with iGaming legislation and taxation
• How iGaming drives land-based revenues
• Critical analysis of forecasts and figures: how much tax revenue can
• Devising a quick and scalable strategy to go online
iGaming legislation really bring?
• Assessing other drivers of regulation, including investment
• Leveraging your existing customer base and loyalty schemes
and job creation • Competing with global iGaming brands
• What is the public image of gambling and online gambling? • Gaining expertise by launching in currently regulated markets
• Can state legislation drive federal efforts and vice versa? Kevin Sullivan, Senior Vice President – Business Development, Boyd Gaming
John Campbell, Congressman, US House of Representatives (R–CA) Jan Jones-Blackhurst, SVP, Communications/Government Relations,
Jon Porter, Director of Public Policy, Akerman Senterfitt, former Caesars Entertainment
Congressman (R-NV) Michael Rumbolz, Chair, Internet Gaming Committee, Seminole Hard
Rock International
Michael A. Brown, Councilmember, Council of the District of Columbia
16:35 Mid-size and regional Brick and Mortar operators’ panel:
11:30 UIGEA today – legal reality and operational challenges for joining the race
today’s operators and financial institutions • Evaluating pros and cons of internet gaming from the perspective of
• What operational business models, legal today, are affected by mid-size and state casinos
UIGEA and how? • What legislative model would benefit mid-size operators most?
• What will happen to UIGEA in the context of interstate and • Ensuring sufficient liquidity to compete in iGaming
intrastate internet gaming
• Attracting financing from or partnering with a global iGaming company
• Working with the financial community to address payment
John Taylor, Chairman, Twin River Casino
processing problems for legal operators
Pierre Wuu, Online Director, California Online Poker Association
• Impact of potential legalisation (State and Federal) on payment
Marc W.Dunbar, Partner, Pennington, Moore, Wilkinson & Dunbar
processing issues
Peggy Hendershot, SVP Governmental Affairs, National Thoroughbred 17:30 – 19:00 Speed networking and drinks reception in the
Racing Association Expo hall
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4. Global iGaming Summit & Expo May 18, 2011 – Conference Day Two
08:15 Registration opens. Morning coffee and refreshments Melissa Riahei, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, US Digital
Gaming (formerly Legal Counsel, Illinois Lottery)
08:55 Chairman’s opening remarks Bill Murray, Deputy Director and General Counsel, New York Lottery
Andrew Gellatly, Editorial Director, Gambling Compliance Carole Hardy, Assistant Director for Marketing, Oregon Lottery
THE MAIN STAKEHOLDERS TOGETHER continued 12:20 Networking lunch break
09:00 Tribal gaming panel: making sure tribal interests are PUTTING NORTH AMERICA IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT
included in the legislative debate
13:40 iGaming CEO panel: US strategies for global brands
• Finding a consensus within the tribal community and coming up
with a common approach – how can all tribes get involved? • Impact of the potential legislation on market dynamics – a view from
mature markets
• Discussing various iGaming legislative proposals – what issues need
to be addressed to gain tribal support? • North American regulation – drawing parallels to share lessons with
regulated markets
• Understanding the impact of internet gaming on existing establishments
• What regulatory model would benefit tribes the most?
• Acquire or partner? Reviewing and discussing viable strategies
• Making sure tribal sovereignty is protected
• Opportunities for partnerships and sharing of expertise – what can North
American companies learn from the global pioneers and vice versa?
• California leading the way?
Gigi Levy, CEO, 888 Holdings
Robert Martin, Chairman, Morongo Band of Mission Indians Jim Ryan, CEO, PartyGaming
Mark Macarro, Chairman, Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians Malcolm Graham, CEO, PKR
Miko Beasley Denson, Chair, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Moderator: Andrew Gellatly, Editorial Director, Gambling Compliance
Leslie Lohse, Chairwoman, California Tribal Business Alliance
Moderator: Victor Rocha, Owner-Editor, Pechanga.net NEW STAKEHOLDERS AND MARKET DYNAMICS
10:00 US supplier panel: leveraging existing relationships to 14:30 Capital markets’ view on US iGaming – is it time to invest?
compete with the global B2B players – can you catch up?
• What is online gaming and online poker worth to the established US
• Developing interactive strategies to serve your existing customers – gaming companies?
why now? • Capital flow between USA and Europe – are acquisitions a feasible market
• Evaluating your competitive advantage over the existing iGaming entry strategy for global iGaming brands willing to enter the market?
suppliers: how relevant is your local expertise, regulatory compliance Andrew Lee, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch
and relationships with US operators?
Chris Jones, Telsey Advisory Group
• Diversifying delivery platforms: online, mobile… getting closer to Moderator: James Kilsby, Americas Editor, Gambling Compliance
the player
• Buy or build: what’s the optimal strategy? 15:15 Coffee and refreshment break
• Taking your current successful land-based brands and products online
15:45 New entrants to the marketplace – what new business
• Developing bridge products that integrate online and offline models can be enabled by possible regulation of iGaming:
• Migrating from server-based gaming to online technology, media, social gaming companies …
Richard Schwartz, VP of Online Gaming, WMS • Who can get involved and how? Mapping a possible value chain
Gideon Bierer, EVP Interactive, IGT involving non-gaming companies
Bruce Rowe, Senior VP, Strategy & Business Development, Bally Technologies • Exploring the cross-over between lotteries, skill games, fantasy,
social gaming, media and entertainment and what partnership
10:40 Coffee and refreshment break opportunities it creates
• Impact of regulation on current non-gaming business models – risk
LOTTERIES AT THE FOREFRONT or opportunity?
11:10 Spotlight on Canada: lessons from the newly regulated • How the potential regulation might change the landscape globally
North American market – BCLC case study and impact on the existing social gaming/virtual currency model
Kevin Chou, CEO, Kabam (formerly Watercooler, part of Betfair)
• Legal framework for iGaming in Canada – operational reality for
Canadian government-run gaming organizations Mark Hutchinson, CEO, Velocity Gaming
David Goldberg, former CEO, Youbet.com
• The iGaming launch step-by-step: key considerations
Cooper Moo, VP of Business Development, GSN Digital
• Lessons learnt from the commercial launch
Hai Ng, CIO, Continent8 Technologies
Kevin Gass, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, British Columbia Moderator: Steven Lipscomb, Founder, WPT and CEO, Ante4
Lottery Corporation
16:45 Opinion debate: Unregulated operators – will they ever be
11:40 Lotteries driving the change – regulatory, commercial and allowed to operate in the US?
marketing considerations
The likes of PokerStars and FullTilt currently dominate the poker market;
• Online lottery launch vs. DoJ action have a strong brand and vast databases to feed their liquidity – what will
• From subscription and ticket sales to… - what are the next online happen to them in a regulated environment?
products to be offered by lotteries? Listen to this lively debate and ask your questions.
• What is the cross-over between lottery and poker players? Joe Brennan, Chairman, iMEGA
• Impact of intrastate and federal legislative efforts on lotteries Martin Owens, Owner, Law Offices of Martin Owens Jr.
• Potential for interstate lottery cooperation 17:30 End of Day Two
• How internet and social media are influencing lotteries’
communications and driving the need for more flexible technologies 21:00 until late Official GiGSE Party: Join us for a night of fun
and new skill sets and networking – celebrate with your clients, partners and
friends in the traditional GiGSE style!
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5. May 19, 2011 – Conference Day Three
08:30 Registration opens. Morning coffee and refreshments 12:30 Networking lunch break
08:55 Chairman’s opening remarks iGAMING IN PRACTICE – ENSURING A QUICK
BRIDGE STRATEGIES – SECURING THE FIRST ROUTE TO MARKET
MOVER ADVANTAGE 13:30 From land-based to online – step by step to your
successful online gaming launch
09:00 Developing consumer online behaviour – interactive This practical and interactive session will take you through all the key
strategies for land-based casinos to bridge the gap considerations and steps of building and executing an online gaming
between offline and online strategy, including:
• What are the current interactive/internet strategies of land-based Strategy:
casinos and how could they be adapted to build online loyalty and
customer database? • How to leverage your land-based experience and assets in the
online space – differences and similarities between online and offline
• Using the online channel to educate players and then turn them into businesses
casino visitors
Supplier choice:
• Marketing on social networks – following the success of the likes of Zynga
• Choosing software and hardware for your online poker launch: what
• Resources required and expected return on the investment do you need in terms of financial investment and human resources
• Evaluating the business case and legal aspects of: • Reviewing and choosing suppliers: purely B2B or B2B/B2C provider?
• Integrated offers – marrying online and land-based now Operations and back office:
• Free-to-play games
• Data management and CRM
• Social games and virtual currency
• Subscription-based gaming
• Geo-location and player protection
• Skill gaming • Combating fraud and cybercrime
• Live casino • Online payments
• Fantasy and social games Marketing:
• Combined wallets • Online players’ acquisition channels
Kevin Flood, Principal, Gameinlane.com • Affiliate marketing
John Taylor, Chairman, Twin River Casino
• Building a loyalty program across your original and online brands
Jason Kellerman, CEO, PurePlay
• Shifting towards a mass market player – appealing to a more casual gamer
10:00 Case study: Launching a non-gambling site as a bridge Looking to the future:
strategy to develop a B2C brand
• Creating a scalable business
Rohin Malhotra, Director, Chilipoker
• Building expertise to gradually increase your software independence
10:30 Focus on the player: building a customer-driven and product flexibility
proposition in North America The session will include two case studies (by Groupe Partouche and
Bonnier Lottery), followed by a panel discussion:
• Player demographics – who plays online and what the cross-over is
between online and offline Frank Pracukowski, Director of Administration, Foxwoods Development
• Does brand matter? Company and COO, Velocity Gaming
Moise Serero, CEO and Director, Interactive, Groupe Partouche
• North American players’ preferences and habits for poker, casino,
skill games, lottery Richard “Skip” Bronson, Chairman, US Digital Gaming
Andreas Ternstrom, CEO, Bonnier Lottery
• Finding online players – the importance of your presence on
social networks 15:00 Selecting your partner for a quick online gaming launch –
Steven Lipscomb, Founder, WPT and CEO, Ante4 how do you start your iGaming strategy to ensure a quick
John Pappas, Executive Director, Poker Players Alliance way to market?
11:00 Coffee and refreshment break In this interactive session, you will discuss:
• Formulating your online strategy and business model
11:30 Interactive workshop session: How to take the customer
• Looking for a partner for your US launch following regulation
experience and rebuild it for online interaction
What if … Treasure Island, Hard Rock, Bicycle Club, Gulfstream Park Race • Considering the risks involved
Track, NY Lottery … could start an iGaming site tomorrow? • Technology review and regulatory due diligence
Learn from your peers in this engaging and interactive scenario-based • Negotiating your partnership deal: who takes care of your brand,
format. Discuss and plan in groups the look and feel of the iGaming site marketing, players, backoffice etc.?
for those popular US brands Paul Miltenberger, Co-Founder, WagerWorks, Associate, Spectrum
Moderators: Gaming Group
Angus Nisbet, Gaming Director, Rank Interactive
16:00 End of GiGSE 2011
Steve Salmon, Commercial and Operations Director, Rank Interactive
Interested in speaking opportunities at GiGSE?
Contact Ewa Bakun, Event Director, Clarion Gaming:
+44 (0)207 370 8567; ewa.bakun@clariongaming.com
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6. 11th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
17 – 19 MAY 2011
Global iGaming Summit & Expo FAIRMONT HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Sponsorship/Exhibition at GiGSE
Operators and suppliers are gearing up for the legalisation of the North Opportunities at GiGSE include:
American iGaming market. Organizations from land-based casino • Speaking on strategic panels – raise your profile as a thought leader
groups, Indian tribes, lotteries, card rooms, racetracks, even some of that has a wealth of experience when it comes to shaping an online
the social and fantasy games operators, are deciding on partners and strategy in North America
suppliers now to help them launch their online operations.
• Moderating interactive workshop sessions on regulatory models,
GiGSE is your platform to help you: brands and B2B partnership opportunities – engage with conference
• Form partnerships, secure deals, and increase your brand awareness attendees, discuss their needs directly, exchange business cards with
with the North American key players potential clients while demonstrating your thought leadership in an
interactive, intimate and relaxed format
• Leverage your existing relationships in the land-based industry and
inform your existing North American partners of your expansion and • Cocktail reception and Official Party sponsorship – treat your
new proposition in the growing iGaming arena existing and potential clients to an evening of fun, networking
and drinks
• Secure your leading position as a partner of choice with long-
standing expertise in the iGaming space • Exhibition stand – demonstrate your products and expertise at a
dedicated booth where you can meet your clients and invite them
• Win new customers and continue dialogue with the existing clients
for more in-depth discussion on how you can help them in their
iGaming efforts
GiGSE 2011 sponsors and
Atlantis Internet Group/ Continent 8
exhibitors:
Tribal Gaming Network Technologies Plc
Get involved now to win your share of the market. Contact us today!
Sponsorship/Exhibition enquiries: Media/PR enquiries:
Michelle Dencer-Brown Brian Mc Donald Yeemay Huang
T: +44 (0)7818 573803 T: +44 (0)207 370 8566 T: +44 (0)207 370 8579
E: mdb@clariongaming.com E: brian.mcdonald@clariongaming.com E: yeemay.huang@clariongaming.com
GiGSE 2010 sponsors and exhibitors included:
GiGSE 2011 media partners and supporting associations:
GiGSE venue
World-renowned, The Fairmont San Francisco hotel presents an
awe-inspiring picture of historic San Francisco. Centrally located,
The Fairmont San Francisco luxury hotel is a short cable car trip
from bustling Downtown, Financial District, Union Square and
Fisherman's Wharf.
950 Mason Street
San Francisco, California
United States
94108
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8. More reasons to book early...
Engage with, and learn from, the leading figures in the Who you will meet at GiGSE 2011 in San Francisco, CA
online gaming debate in North America, including: The 11th Global iGaming Summit & Expo will bring together senior
executives and decision-makers to discuss how to take advantage of
Jacob Appelsmith, Bureau Chief, Special Assistant Attorney General,
the emerging North American iGaming market and to network and
Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement, Bureau of
create strategic partnerships for the exchange of expertise and the
Gambling Control, California
quickest route to market possible.
Miko Beasley Denson, Chair, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
Gideon Bierer, EVP Interactive, IGT
Joe Brennan Jr., Chairman, iMEGA GiGSE’s attendees will represent all the key
Richard D. Bronson, Chairman, US Digital Gaming stakeholders, including:
Micheal A. Brown, Councilmember, Council of the District of Columbia
John Campbell, Congressman, US House of Representatives (R–CA)
• Land-based casinos (large and mid-sized brick-and-mortar operations)
Kevin Chou, CEO, Kabam, formerly Watercooler, part of Betfair • Indian tribes/First Nations
Marc W. Dunbar, Partner, Pennington, Moore, Wilkinson & Dunbar • Card clubs
Michael Epps, Commissioner, New Jersey Casino Control Commission • Racetracks and pari-mutuels
Kevin Flood, Principal, Gameinlane • Horse racing operators
Kevin Gass, Vice President, Corporate Affairs, British Columbia • State and provincial lotteries
Lottery Corporation • Free-to-play gaming operators (social and skill games)
Andrew Gellatly, Editorial Director, Gambling Compliance • Subscription based operators of poker, fantasy sports
Malcolm Graham, CEO, PKR • Gaming regulators and provincial gaming commissions
David Goldberg, former CEO, Youbet.com • State and Federal legislators and policy-makers
Brett Hale, SVP, Corporate and Governmental Relations, Churchill Downs • Technology companies and start-ups
Carole Hardy, Assistant Director for Marketing, Oregon Lottery • International online gaming operators and suppliers
Peggy Hendershot, SVP Governmental Affairs, National Thoroughbred • Lobby groups
Racing Association (NTRA) • Law firms
Mark Hutchinson, CEO, Velocity Gaming • Gaming analysts and consultants
Laurie Itkin, VP Public Affairs, TVG/Betfair US
Chris Jones, Telsey Advisory Group
• Investors
Jan Jones-Blackhurst, SVP, Communications/Government Relations, Who attended GiGSE 2010 in Montreal
Caesars Entertainment
Jason Kellerman, CEO, PurePlay
James Kilsby, Americas Editor, Gambling Compliance
Andrew Lee, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch EU 24%
Lloyd Levine, Associate, Lafayette Gaming Group North America 70%
Gigi Levy, CEO, 888 Holdings ROW 6%
Mark Lipparelli, Member of the Board, Nevada Gaming Control Board
Steven Lipscomb, Founder, WPT and CEO, Ante4
Leslie Lohse, Chairwoman, California Tribal Business Alliance
Mark Macarro, Chairman, Pechanga Band of Luiseño Mission Indians
Rohin Malhotra, Director, Chillipoker
Robert Martin, Chairman, The Morongo Band of Mission Indians Networking at GiGSE 2011 in San Francisco, CA
Paul Miltenberger, Founder, Wagerworks, Associate, Spectrum Whether you are a bold and well-practiced networker, happy to
Gaming Group
strike up conversations with our 60+ expert speakers after their
Cooper Moo, VP of Business Development, GSN Digital
presentations; or new to the industry, there is a networking event at
Bill Murray, Deputy Director and General Counsel, New York Lottery
GiGSE that will meet your business demands.
Hai Ng, CIO, Continent8 Technologies
Angus Nisbet, Gaming Director, Rank Interactive • GiGSE enables more interaction
Martin Owens, Owner, Law Offices of Martin Owens Jr. than any other conference by
John Pappas, Executive Director, Poker Players Alliance introducing a ‘cabaret’ style
William J. Pascarell III, Partner, Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc. conference room set-up; you
Michael Pollock, Managing Director, Spectrum Gaming Group will be sitting in roundtables so
Jon Porter, Director of Public Policy, Akerman Senterfitt, former you can engage even more with
your fellow GiGSE attendees
Congressman (R-NV)
during the conference sessions.
Frank Pracukowski, Director of Administration, Foxwoods
Learn not only from speakers and
Development Company and COO, Velocity Gaming panellists, but also from those at
Melissa Riahei, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, US your table.
Digital Gaming, former Legal Counsel, Illinois Lottery
Victor Rocha, Owner-Editor, Pechanga.net • The opening GiGSE cocktail reception at the end of Day One will
I. Nelson Rose, Distinguished Senior Professor, Whittier Law School give you an opportunity to mingle with other attendees, discuss the
conclusions of the day’s sessions and start making the necessary
Bruce Rowe, Senior VP, Strategy & Business Development,
connections that you can develop throughout the following two
Bally Technologies
days. All in a friendly atmosphere and with a drink in your hand.
Michael Rumbolz, Chair, Internet Gaming Committee,
Seminole Hard Rock International • Official GiGSE Evening Party on Day Two – a perfect way to relax,
Jim Ryan, CEO, PartyGaming make new friends, catch up with international colleagues or strike
Steve Salmon, Commercial and Operations Director, Rank Interactive a deal.
Richard Schwartz, VP of Online Gaming, WMS • Interactive group discussions on branding and regulatory models
Moise Serero, CEO and Director, Interactive, Groupe Partouche will give you scope to engage with your peers and enjoy a more
Kevin Sullivan, Senior Vice President - Business Development, Boyd Gaming collaborative conference experience.
John Taylor, Chairman, Twin River Casino • Refreshment and lunch breaks will provide an opportunity to
Dan Walsh, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Greenberg Traurig discuss sessions, ask further questions and clarify the top issues.
Andre Wilsenach, CEO, Alderney Gambling Control Commission
• San Francisco, CA offers a perfect
Pierre Wuu, Online Director, California Online Poker Association backdrop to GiGSE this year, not
For the most up-to-date list, please go to www.gigse.com only because of the importance
of California as a possible iGaming
jurisdiction, but also as an exciting
Interested in speaking opportunities at GiGSE? city full of great places to visit, to
Contact Ewa Bakun, Event Director, Clarion Gaming: meet with friends and clients and
+44 (0)207 370 8567; ewa.bakun@clariongaming.com to have fun.
For more details and to register, go to www.gigse.com