U.S. Gambling Market Opportunities debated at CEEGC 2018 in a special IMGL MasterClass with Jeremy Kleiman (Partner at the New Jersey law firm of Saiber LLC).
Budapest — 16 August 2018 — The industry portals are filled with news about the gambling industry from the U.S. and this flood of data began when the Supreme Court paved the way for gambling to become legal nationwide.
The internet and land based gambling industry is remarkably huge and sophisticated through the whole of Europe. Therefore, investment in the U.S. market by foreign companies is a certainty and some are focusing very hard on it.
Even though this is likely to make the market more competitive, the U.S. market poses a few unique challenges. By way of example, many gambling companies won’t necessarily know how to correctly launch the U.S. market with new products. Gaining the insights required to succeed starts at the top with a strategic plan that’so driven by innovative technology.
As mentioned earlier, the IMGL MasterClass™ — US Market — Gold Rush or Opposite for European Operations (panel discussion) is the result of the extensive debates and discussions, which render many questions un-answered by European operators. That question being, enlarging through Europe or aiming to get the American dream.
The team at European Gaming Media and Events, organizers of CEEGC Budapest, are honored to announce that Jeremy Kleiman, Partner at the New Jersey law firm of Saiber LLC, will join the IMGL MasterClass and share valuable insights as an “within specialist ” of this market.
About Jeremy Kleiman
Jeremy Kleiman is a partner at the New Jersey law firm of Saiber LLC and a member of their firm’s executive committee. His law practice focuses on gambling, regulatory and business law, representing casino operators, gambling equipment manufacturers, technology providers and financial institutions involved with the gaming and lottery industries. He specializes in gaming-related corporate, regulatory, licensing and compliance issues, with an emphasis on the internet and mobile gambling and sports betting industries.
Before rejoining the firm, Jeremy served as Executive Vice President, Regulatory & Business Affairs for Coastal Development, LLC, a developer, operator and investor in casino resorts and racetracks. In that role, he had been responsible for the company’s legal affairs, government relations and compliance purposes, in addition to sourcing, negotiating and implementing a number of business transactions. Jeremy’s heritage and expertise on the business side of this gambling industry uniquely positions him to counsel and advise clients on regulatory and transactional issues while understanding the clients’ business objectives.
Jeremy had previously been a member of the Business and mind of its Gaming Law Practice Group prior to his time at Coastal Development. He advised financial institutions, gambling equipment manufacturers, lottery suppliers and casino operators on all things associated with licensing, compliance and other regulatory issues.
Jeremy is a co-founder and manager of both iDevelopment and Economic Association (iDEA), a business association seeking to grow jobs and expand online interactive entertainment business in the United States through advocacy and education.
Jeremy serves on the Board of Trustees of the International Association of Gaming Advisors, is a past Chair of the Casino Law Section of the New Jersey Bar Association, and is currently a member of the Global Masters of Gaming Law. He is a regular panelist at gaming industry conventions.
Make sure that you grab your seat in time and attend the most prestigious boutique style gaming event that gathers C-level executives annual in one of Europe’s most visited town. Register here!
It’s possible to browse the complete schedule and confirmed speaker list on the subsequent link.
Estimates about CEEGC Budapest from attending delegates
Rafal Nowak — iGaming Revenue Manager at Mobiyo
“weekly following the Budapest Gaming CEE conventions, I’m still discussing the topics brought up with fellow delegates. Thank you Zoltan Tundik for coordinating an informative a nicely shaped event on this, often underestimated iGaming land and good luck with another one! ”
Roy Pedersen — CEO & Chief Editor in All In Translations
“For All-in Translations’ 10 Year Anniversary Tour we decided to attend smaller conventions. They have a unique way of giving a personal touch on the events they organise while at precisely the exact same time maintaining them highly relevant. CEEGC Budapest was another fantastic example where we felt truly welcome, and at precisely the exact same time it had been great for business. ”
Concerning the organizer, European Gaming Media and Events (previously EEGMedia/EEGEvents)
European Gaming Media and Events is a major press and boutique event organizer company in the European Union which generates the prominent conferences in the region such as CEEGC (Central and Eastern European Gaming Seminar ), Prague Gaming Summit, Mare Balticum Gaming Summit, EGC (European Gaming Congress) and VIGE (Vienna International Gaming Expo).
The live events/conference division is responsible for coordinating boutique style executive gambling events that focus on bringing inside advice from the top gaming specialists from the European Union and outside. Since then the team have implemented more destinations into their event portfolio.
In short, they cover most regions of Europe with international events which serve the local and worldwide industry, optimize media opportunities and bring the latest topics into scope.
The event destinations in 2019 will include a further expansion for the company in their quest to enter the Western European region and bring their experience to generate local gaming events.
For more details concerning the calendar, locations and agendas, visit the Live Events/Conferences segment on europeangaming.eu
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