National Indian Gaming Association announces G2E workshops, panels

"This is the biggest gaming industry conference globally and as strong partners with the American Gaming Association (AGA), we are excited to see the Indian Gaming industry as a very integral part of the event. We look forward to the great line-up of Tribal government gaming related workshops and sessions that will be hosted by G2E throughout this great show," National Indian Gaming Association Chairman Ernie Stevens Jr. said about G2E. 

A strong representation of tribal gaming tracks are included in the four-day event, with representatives from Indian gaming industry professionals, Tribal Leadership and National Gaming representatives to present on behalf of Indian gaming.

Tribal Gaming Workshops & Panels include:

Monday, September 26

Competitive Pressures: Growth Opportunities in Tribal Gaming

Interactive in Indian Gaming: iGaming, eSports and DFS

Economic Diversification: Non-Gaming Amenities and Beyond

The Next Generation: Leadership Development in Tribal Gaming

Money Matters: AML, Title 31 and KYC in Indian Country

Tuesday, September 27

Stronger Together: Gaming Ties that Bind - AGA/NIGA collaboration

Tribal Gaming Roundtables - Tribal Leaders discuss issues relative to Indian Gaming

Counting Compacts: Tribal-State Relations - expirations/re-negotiation

Federal Focus: The perspective of NIGC on regulation of Indian Gaming

Wednesday, September 28

Great Government: The Role of Tribal Councils in Indian Gaming

Class Act: What Class Are Your Gaming Machines? Class II/Class III

Regulatory Rundown: Impacts on Next Generation Gaming - Tribal, State, International

Thursday, September 29

Knock Knock, It's OSHA!

For additional information regarding the Indian gaming panels and workshops, go to the G2E website.