Legislators from three New England states will be among those participating in a panel discussion at the inaugural New England Gaming Summit, set for September 20-21 at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn. The event is attracting a broad mix of policymakers, industry leaders, grass-roots organizations, civic groups, analysts, attorneys and others with interest and concerns about the expanded gaming in this market.
"Massachusetts and New Hampshire have been actively pursuing gaming legislation that would legalize casino gambling and other states in the region also are considering gaming expansion," said Michael Pollock, Managing Director of Spectrum Gaming Group, co-producer of the Summit with BNP Media. "The New England Gaming Summit will provide fresh perspectives and candid analysis of the legislative outlook, operational challenges and economic and social impacts posed by these various gaming measures."
In the legislative and regulatory update session on September 21, participants will provide insight into the legislative process and what might be in store for their respective states. Additionally, there will be an update on the potential of online gaming in the region. Speakers in this session include:
More than two dozen speakers are already confirmed for the Summit, led by keynote speaker Mitchell Grossinger Etess, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mohegan Sun and Chief Executive Officer of the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority, who will deliver the Summit's luncheon keynote address on Tuesday, September 21.
The New England Gaming Summit is the ideal way to reach key decision makers in the Northeast gaming market, as it is expected to draw a broad mix of industry leaders, policymakers, analysts and others interested in this potentially explosive market. To learn more about sponsorship and exhibiting opportunities, contact Lesley Grashow at grashowl@bnpmedia.com. Complete conference information is available at www.newenglandsummit.com.
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