Harmen Brenninkmeijer to analyze industry’s growth limits in Latin America

2012-10-31

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(Argentina).- Next November 14th, at 10 am, Harmen Brenninkmeijer, Senior VP of Strategic Markets of Inspired Gaming and one of the most acknowledged voices in the sector at an international level, will develop the session “The gaming industry in Latin America: Barriers to sustained growth,”. During the presentation, he will try to establish the impact of the short-term and fluctuating policies, which generate ups and downs in the different regional markets.

The Latin American gaming industry is in constant state of fluctuation, with growth opportunities in several markets, and barriers for growth in others. Everyone talks about the great growth potential of Latin America, but... Is the region growing as fast and sustainably as it could?

Harmen Brenninkmeijer, who is currently Senior VP of Strategic Markets of Inspired Gaming Group, will debate about issues such as the nationalization of gaming, the perception of the sector and the market regulation, among other important topics.

During the last decade, this well-known executive was CEO of Octavian International, Mikhon representative and founded the firm Xanadu Entertainment. Additionally, he has been President of the European Gaming Commission for three years.

The conference will be held as the opening of the second day of the prestigious cycle, November 14th from 10 a.m. For the eighth year in a row, and within SAGSE Buenos Aires exhibition, Ey! 2012 Encuentro Yogonet will take place November 13 and 14 in Salón “Puerto Salguero”, from 8,30 to 14.

The hall will be prepared to receive more than 250 national and international executives and authorities, offering an unbeatable space of debate, training and communication of trends and technologies for the sector.

To know in detail each of the sessions of the program, as well as days, schedules and speakers, people interested can visit www.ey.yogonet.com. Organizers also informed that, as in every edition, the audience will count with a simultaneous translation service.

With regard to the sale of tickets, they can be acquired with credit cards Visa and Mastercard (click here for more information) and also via a bank transfer or cheques (this latest two options just for residents in Argentina). The cost of each ticket, which includes the access to all the talks during the two-day event, is U$S 180 with taxes included. While important discounts are available to groups, the capacity limited.