The Industry Group for Responsible Gambling (IGRG) has today announced the appointment of John Hagan as the new IGRG Chairman, which is effective from 1st January 2016.

Macao – 01 December 2014: The 2nd edition of the Macao Gaming Show, (MGS) which attracted an international audience of C-Level gaming professionals to the Venetian Macao on 18–20 November, has been declared a major success with all Key Performance Indicators (KPI) utilised by the organisers showing a positive…

The IGRG provides a structure to promote socially responsible gambling in the licensed UK gambling market. Building on existing relationships and work streams, it also provides a cross-sector forum to consider matters of common interest associated with the three licensing objectives in Section 1 of…

The National Center for Responsible Gaming announced Monday Glenn Christenson of Velstand Investments has been named the new chairman of the organization’s board of directors. Christenson will replace Phil Satre, the former chairman and chief executive officer of Harrah’s Entertainment, who served as chairman for the past three years. Satre will remain on the board of directors.

Q: What attracted Golden Gaming, which acquired the casinos in Black Hawk in 2005, to the market? A: As part of my background with Station Casinos, we were very active in looking at sites around the country. When Colorado was initiating the process of legalizing gaming (in the early 1990s) we had come up and were exploring opportunities in the state. So from that time, we’ve had a familiarity with this area.

World leading casino operator company Harrah’s Entertainment announced this week that it has extended the existing employment agreement with Gary Loveman, the company’s Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President. Loveman is expected to remain in those positions following completion of the merger of Harrah’s with affiliates of TPG and Apollo Management, which is expected to occur in early 2008.

Isle of Man Chief Minister, Tony Brown on Friday announced the appointment of the Chairman, and a new member, of the Gambling Supervision Commission. It emerged that Claire Milne, a qualified solicitor and Manx advocate had been appointed Chairman of the Commission, replacing outgoing Chairman, Jane O’Rourke. Mrs Milne has a background in intellectual property, IT Law and data protection, including e-money, e-commerce and e-gaming.