The panel, in which will also participate attorney Luis Felipe Maia, a member of the FYMSA office, is scheduled for 11:40 with the title "Genius Sports case study: because sports integrity matters." It will discuss what can be done to prevent corruption in sports betting from the work of operators to the support of regulatory bodies.
In addition to Maia, also participating in the panel are:
David Foster of Paddy Power Betfair; Diana Blanco Garzón, Vice President of
Commercial Development of Coljuegos; Kristal Lovira, Legal Analyst at Gambling
Compliance; Marco Leal, CONCACAF Membership and Legal Affairs Manager and Tom
Russell, Genius Sports General Counsel.
Then, at 12:20 pm, it will be the time of the "Charitable Origins of
Gaming" sesision, debating the responsible gaming and public image of the activity.
The debate will be attended by Brazilians Deusdina Pereira, Vice President of
government funds and lotteries at Caixa, and Mansueto Facundo Almeida Jr.,
Secretary of the Secretary of Economic Development of the Ministry of Finance.
Among the subjects that will be approached are: the history
of the lottery and its original objectives; countries that use lotteries for
social well-being and new strategies to turn gaming's revenue back into
society.
Together with Deusdina Pereira and Mansueto Facundo Almeida Jr, Karen Marcela
Sierra-Hughes, Director of Government Relations and Business Development in
Latin America and the Caribbean of GLI; and Rogelio Fonseca, President of the
National Benefit Lottery of El Salvador, complete the panel.
Juegos Miami began yesterday (Wednesday, 31) and runs through Friday (2) at the Biltmore Hotel in Miami featuring a powerful and strategic hands-on learning program, a line-up of exhibitors and sponsors, with representatives from 44 nations in this 2017 edition.
Source: GMB
