A 'GPS for or success' will be held at the Huntington Convention Center in Cleveland with the presence of approximately 1000 delegates and vendors from around the world. During the meeting, awards will also be given to innovation, advertising, management and product and service quality for the companies and organizations that make up the global lottery industry.
“Where are we going? That is the question. Where are lotteries going? Where are consumers going? Where should we be looking for future success?”, are some of the questions that the organization makes on its website to invite the industry to find the answers during the event.
“The road to success is filled with twists and turns, detours and delays. NASPL and the Ohio Lottery are putting together a cutting-edge curriculum to help you navigate while implementing projects and product launches. Industry trailblazers will share directions they followed to launch programs like Business Analytics, Cashless transactions, Retailer incentives and NASPL standards”, says Dennis Berg, Director de la Ohio Lottery Commission.
IAGR 2018
Also, this weekend returned from Denmark, the general coordinator of the Governance of Prizes and Drawings of SEFEL, Waldir Marques Júnior and the technisian Itamar de Carvalho Pereira. They participated in the IAGR 2018 Conference (International Association of Gaming Regulators) that was held from the 17th to the 20th at the Scandic Hotel in Copenhagen, and also they’ve been part of the annual ordinary meeting of the agency that has Brazil as one of the active member countries.
The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) is comprised of representatives of gaming regulatory organizations around the world to promote the effectiveness and efficiency of gaming regulation. In the global meeting, with almost 200 delegates representing all the continents in attendance, key issues of the current market were addressed as:
· The effectiveness of penalties imposed on licensees or illegal operators
· The dilemmas facing regulators: Best practices
· Sports betting in Africa and North America
· Gaming development in Latin America
· Loot Boxes
· Law enforcement in casinos
· Prohibition of advertising
· Effective regulation through social license and risk communication strategies
Source: GMB
