We’re delighted that Adrian Sladdin, Director, Seventh Wave Corporate Training is chairing our Player Protection Forum in March 2022. It’s going to be a busy few days for Adrian. On day 3 he’ll be holding an exclusive Workshop designed to build on the learning across the two previous days.
So with a quick insight into what to expect from the Workshop we’ll hand over to Adrian…
We’ll be kicking off 2022 with the KnowNow Player Protection Forum at County Hall on London’s Southbank.
We’ve got a packed agenda over the 2 days with an exclusive workshop on day 3.
Read on for a look at the agenda for day 2 with details of confirmed speakers.
Join us in March 2022 for the KnowNow Player Protection Forum 2022 at County Hall on London’s Southbank.
We’ve got a packed agenda over the 2 days with an exclusive workshop on day 3.
Read on for a look at the agenda for day 1 with details of confirmed speakers.
We are delighted to welcome nChain, the global leader in research and development of blockchain technology, as a sponsor at our Player Protection Forum.
Don’t miss their representative, Nick Hill on Day 1: The application of Blockchain technology in responsible gambling.
We’re delighted to team up with Neil Tyson from Rightway Compliance to deliver the essential training course – Assessing Complex Finances for Source of Wealth and Affordability. We’ve already successfully held this training for several operators. Contact us today to book this course for your team.
Here are some pictures from the KnowNow 4th Annual conference:
Social Responsibility for Gambling Operators.
Keeping Crime out of Gambling.
Date: 7-8 September 2021.
Venue: Avonmouth House, London.
Read on for an overview of the 2 days.
We are delighted to welcome nChain, the global leader in research and development of blockchain technologies, as a sponsor at our 4th annual conference.
Don’t miss their representative, Nick Hill on our panel discussion on Day 1: Throughout the period of lockdown there was a lot of concern about the potential for an increase in problem gambling. However, the Gambling Commission’s annual gambling behaviours study reported a drop in problem gambling rates from 0.6% in 2019 to 0.3% in 2020. Why do we think this was? And what should our takeaways be to keep those stats going in the right direction?
It’s been a while since we’ve been able to hold a live event. Therefore we cannot wait to host the 4th Annual KnowNow conference on 7/8 September. We’ve got a great agenda and will be running the event with a socially distanced audience at a London venue.
Read on for details about some of our speakers. Watch this space for further announcements.
We’re delighted to announce that the UK Gambling Commission will be opening our 4th Annual Conference in September. Welcome to Tim Miller, Executive Director at the Gambling Commission who joins our great line-up of speakers. Tim will be opening day 1, Social Responsibility for Gambling Operators, with a keynote speech.
We are super keen to bring the compliance and player protection community together to discuss the plethora of crucial topics that have arisen over the past 18 months since we ran our last live event in London back in January 2020. It is so important that we continue our crucial work of coming together as an industry to help make gambling safer.
Conference venues were allowed to open on the 17th May and we were gearing up to run the event at the end of June. However the rise of the Delta variant in the UK, travel restrictions and the pushing back of “freedom day” to 19th July were all working against us. We have therefore taken the decision to delay the event until after the summer. The new dates for your diary are 7th September for Social Responsibility for Gambling Operators and 8th September for Keeping Crime Out of Gambling.
