Gaming industry raises us$ 80,000 to support research and responsible gaming
Earlier this year, the gaming industry’s top executives teed off to support research and responsible gaming at the 11th annual AGEM/AGA Golf Classic presented by JCM Global. Now, AGEM, AGA and JCM Global will present a check for us$ 80,000 to the National Center for Responsible Gaming in support of NCRG’s important research.
The ceremony counted with the president of AGEM President, Tom Jingoli, and Executive Director Marcus Prater, as well as AGA Sr. VP and Executive Director Judy Patterson, JCM President Akiyoshi Isoi and NCRG Chairman, Glenn Christenson.
The check will be presented today at JCM’s booth number 2643 at the Global Gaming Expo, Las Vegas Convention Center.
Sponsored by the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers and the American Gaming Association, and presented by JCM Global, the AGEM/AGA Golf Classic is an annual fundraiser for the National Center for Responsible Gaming (NCRG). The NCRG is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to funding research on gambling disorders and increasing awareness about responsible gaming.
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