TUESDAY, 14TH MARCH 2017
CENTRAL LONDON
THIS EVENT IS CPD CERTIFIED
Guest of Honour: Sarah Gardner, Executive Director, Gambling Commission
Taking place during a period of uncertainty as the UK negotiates its withdrawal from the European Union and in light of increasing M&A activity in the UK gambling market, this timely seminar will be an opportunity to review latest developments and consider the future for the sector.
Delegates will examine emerging developments in gambling technologies and consumer trends - particularly focusing on mobile - as the UK Gambling Commission becomes the first regulator in the world to review the legal framework in response to the rise of virtual currencies, eSports and social gaming. They will also consider the priorities for the UK Government in supporting the international competitiveness of the sector post-Brexit.
In anticipation of the new funding model for British Horse Racing coming into effect in April 2017 aiming to level the playing field for British-based and offshore gambling operators and providing greater economic support to the racing industry, delegates will also examine the next steps for implementation and the likely impact on key stakeholders going forward.
Further sessions will consider the ongoing debate around corporate social responsibility within the sector, focusing on the marketing of betting services, protecting vulnerable groups from harm and developing cross-sector initiatives to encourage responsible gambling.
We are delighted that Sarah Gardner, Executive Director, Gambling Commission; Wanda Goldwag, Chair and Independent Standards Commissioner, Senet Group; Dirk Hansen, Chief Executive Officer, GamCare; Peter Howitt, Chief Executive Officer, Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association; Lee Willows, Founder & Chief Executive, YGAM and a speaker confirmed from Wiggin have agreed to speak at this seminar.
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About Westminster eForum
The Westminster eForum aims to provide the premier environment for policymakers in Parliament, Whitehall and regulatory agencies to engage with key stakeholders in timely discussion on public policy relating to technology. These include representatives of technology businesses, their business and domestic customers, and their advisors; interest groups and the voluntary sector; and academics and commentators, along with members of the reporting press.