Our Benefits of Diversity panel discussion is now complete with Susan Standiford, Chief Operations Officer, at Zeal joining the line up.
Susan joins David Balls, Group HR Director, Rank Group Plc, Beth French, Wiggin LLP, Lindsay Beardsell, Group General Counsel, Ladbrokes Coral Group and Sarah Gardner, Executive Director, UK Gambling Commission on the panel discussion.
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Latest news about our forthcoming conference Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Gambling Industry.
We’re pleased to confirm Lindsay Beardsell, the Group General Counsel of Ladbrokes Coral Plc will be joining our panel discussion The Benefits of Diversity.
Read moreWe are delighted to welcome the All-in Diversity Project as a conference partner for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Gambling Industry. To give you an insight into their mission and the All-Index we hand over to co-founder Kelly Kehn:
First, let me say how inspired we are at All-in Diversity Project to read how much of our industry has taken an interest in Diversity & Inclusion in recent weeks.
Clear your diaries for our next conference, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Gambling Industry on May 22nd. We have some great speakers confirmed, more to announce and we are delighted to introduce our chair for the day; Bahar Alaeddini, Partner at law firm Harris Hagan.
With just over a week to go we’re delighted to announce an extra presentation on day 2 from Laura Da Silva Gomes the founder and director of Silverfish CSR Ltd:
Using Technology to help with Social Responsibility.
The gambling industry has been in the headlines again. Over the past few days I’ve seen stories about gambling sponsorship of junior footballers shirts, people who have self excluded being contacted by operators and casino style games on Facebook.
Keeping Crime out of Gambling is being held at the Grange Tower Bridge Hotel in London on the 17th January.
With a packed days schedule our first panel discussion of the morning will be moderated by Andrew Gellatly; Head of Research at GamblingCompliance.
You would have to have been hiding under a rock to miss all of the negative coverage of the gambling industry lately. There is so much to talk about… The UK’s hidden problem gambling epidemic, fixed odds betting terminals, sponsorship of football shirts, irresponsible affiliate marketing campaigns, dubious data scraping techniques, connections to crime, sector wars between bookmakers and casino operators, industry donations to problem gambling charities not being met, huge fines being issued by the Gambling Commission, unregulated skin betting, loot boxes and operators encouraging young people with products that appeal to children. The list goes on and on and is growing every week.
The ICLG Guide to Gambling, authored in association with the IMGL, covers common issues in gambling laws and regulations – including relevant authorities; licence application, restrictions and revocation; enforcement and liability; and anticipated reforms.
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