Australian gambling law firm Senet has announced “30 Under 30”, an allocation of conference registrations specifically for young regulatory and industry leaders and rising talent as part of the first-ever London edition of Regulating the Game. The conference, already established in Australia, is set to take place on September 25-29. It is a 5-day immersive program that focuses on leading-edge research, regulatory policy and practice, and ethical leadership in the gambling sector.
Paul Newson, Principal at Senet, said: “Regulating the Game is focused on building capability, encouraging evidence-based policy conversations, and cultivating regulatory and sector leadership that underscores safer gambling, bolsters sustainable and vibrant industry, and is hostile to financial crime.”
“It’s important we promote a diverse mix of attendees and encourage senior leaders as well as junior staff to attend the conference to access leading thinking and expert content, contribute to policy and regulatory thinking and discussions, as well as build networks and connect with mentors,” he added.
Paul Newson, Principal at Senet
Throughout the 5-day conference, attendees will hear from leading regulators and industry experts, exchange perspectives, knowledge, and insights, and build connections that uplift capability and forge a greater understanding of the policy landscape and emerging issues and trends.
The robust discussion will challenge and provoke thinking and explore key issues, encouraging individuals and organizations across the sector to think critically about advancing effect and effective regulation while also invigorating the industry.
Speakers already confirmed for Regulating the Game London 2023 include Wes Himes, Executive Director, Standards and Innovation, Betting and Gaming Council (BGC); Dan Hartman, Former Director of the Colorado Division of Gaming; Becky Harris, Former Chair, Nevada Gaming Control Board; Cathy Judd-Stein, Chair of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission; ANJ Chairwoman Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, and Harris Tsangarides, Chief Executive Officer, Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Commission.
“We think regulatory and industry rising stars and future leaders ought to have a voice and play a role in fostering capability and ethical leadership and contributing to professionalizing the sector, and we are encouraging them to attend,” Newson concluded.
Tickets are available for purchase. Early Bird registration is also available until 30 June.
Original article: https://www.yogonet.com/international/news/2023/06/06/67420-senet-announces-3430-under-30-34-registrations-for-regulating-the-game-39s-firstever-london-edition
