FutureLogic strengthens sales presence in Western Europe

With more than 19 years of experience in the casino industry, Laurent has held various sales and marketing positions during his career. He worked in various capacities and territories, starting with Bourgogne & Grasset in 1992 and later with GPI after the merger between B&G and Paulson. In 2007 he took a position as Commercial Operations Manager with WMS in Barcelona. In June 2011, Laurent founded LGS Gaming and now represents several market leaders in France, Monaco and other European countries.

“I’m very excited to have been selected by FutureLogic to represent their products,” said Laurent Gaubout. “I have always regarded FutureLogic as the leading company for ticket printers and I’m proud to represent them in my home market. And now with the PromoNet solution being launched in Europe, I have a very beneficial product in my portfolio to offer casinos in this region.”

“We have identified France, Monaco and Switzerland as important growth opportunities for FutureLogic and are very pleased to have Laurent join the FutureLogic team. His expertise will strengthen our sales presence in one of the most important gaming markets in Europe,” said Anette Jauch, FutureLogic’s Sales & Marketing Manager EMEA. “Laurent has a proven track record in the French market and will be a very valuable addition to the growing European sales force at FutureLogic.”

“With the European launch of our PromoNet couponing solution at the coming ICE Show in January, it became imperative that we add a local sales presence in the French-speaking markets,” said John Edmunds, FutureLogic’s Vice-President for International Markets.

“The PromoNet solution is the only promotional couponing solution that rewards individual players for their performance, whether or not they are members of a Player's Club. It also enables casinos to bring real-time promotions to their guests. The PromoNet solution is a very exciting product with high potential for helping our customers’ increase their bottom line and now we can give it the attention it deserves in Western Europe,” he concluded.