Yesterday evening, the halls of the exhibition center were occupied by thousands of workers, signaling the event's future magnitude. The number of companies is similar to last year’s edition, but the infrastructure and array of products on display have been enhanced.
Giorgio Gennari Litta, founder of Monografie and creator of SAGSE, said a few days ago that although the Argentine market is going through an economic crisis, and the original schedule has been modified, he remains optimistic on the overall outcome of the show. "Each crisis represents an opportunity for new business deals and for analyzing and discovering new market trends."
"Our major challenge has always been the achievement of both the goals of the exhibitors as well as the visitors; that is to say, we want everyone attending this exhibition —the most relevant one in Latin America— to gain access to new clients and deals, so as to strengthen their relationships with customers, and discover the opportunities that the Latin American market has to offer," he assured.
Conferences and Seminars
This year’s edition, SAGSE will feature two top-notch conferences: Alpha Boot Camp Buenos Aires, organized by SiGMA and specially tailored for the 150 operators from the region; and a conference held by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which were present at SAGSE 2018.
When speaking about the alliance with SiGMA, Gennari pointed out: "On this occasion, SAGSE has added a new partner, whose sponsors —European online gambling suppliers— bear information on the main markets. That’s why we have invited them. They will attend so as to meet with Latin American operators and share their background and experience. This is a teamwork aimed at changing this sector."
SiGMA’s Alpha Boot Camp offers a unique experience, focusing especially on advances as regards regulations, cryptocurrency, online gaming and gaming platforms, among other valuable contributions to this market.
"Moreover, after the success and acceptance of MGA’s conference last year, we decided to invite the entity once more. MGA wasn’t familiar with our market and remained cautious during its first participation. However, when they found out about Latin America’s great potential, they decided to attend once more, but this time, with a greater amount of confidence, so as to hold a conference that generates a great deal of interest."
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