SCOTTSDALE, AZ--(Marketwired - Dec 7, 2016) - In the news release, "Lottery Trends to be Examined at January 6-8 Winter Meeting of Legislators from Gaming States" issued earlier today by NCLGS, we are advised by the company that in the bullets, Tom Nieman's title should read "Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, JCM Global" rather than "Vice President of Sales & Marketing, JCM" as originally issued. Complete corrected text follows.
Lottery Trends to be Examined at January 6-8 Winter Meeting of Legislators from Gaming States
SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- Dec 6, 2016 -- Recognizing that lotteries across the United States are confronting a variety of serious challenges, the National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) will host a national panel of leading lottery experts at its Winter Meeting, which takes place January 6-8, 2017, at Hotel Valley Ho here.
"Many states depend on lotteries to fund essential programs, and legislators need to understand the issues, concerns and opportunities that lottery experts are grappling with," said Ohio Senator William Coley, who chairs the Lottery Committee for NCLGS. "Fortunately, we have an extraordinary panel of experts who can provide that guidance."
Panel members who will address the committee on January 6 are:
- Dennis Berg, Executive Director, Ohio Lottery
- Andrew Crowe, Vice President of Emerging Markets, Vantiv
- M. Scott Bowen, Commissioner, Michigan Lottery
- Kurt Freedlund, former Chief Operating Officer, General Counsel for Georgia Lottery
- Tom Nieman, Vice President of Worldwide Marketing, JCM Global
- Paul Sternburg, Senior Lottery Associate, Spectrum Gaming Group, former Executive Director of Massachusetts Lottery
NCLGS Winter Meeting registration is open to all legislators and the general public. Click here to register. Registered attendees receive a discounted conference rate at the host hotel.
The conference includes presentations from industry experts in responsible gaming, pari-mutuels, lotteries, casinos, and state-federal relations, which covers both Internet and tribal gaming issues. The International Masters of Gaming Law is also leading sessions that address the emergence of eSports, tribal legal issues, and the role of regulators.
The NCLGS Foundation, the educational and research arm of NCLGS, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, strives to educate lawmakers through scholarships to NCLGS meetings and is a source of nonpartisan data on issues of gaming legislation and regulation.
Spectrum Gaming Group serves as Executive Director for NCLGS. For more information, email info@nclgs.org or visit NCLGS.org