The Regulating the Game conference readies itself for its inaugural London event from September 25 to 29, with Pitch! @RTG will be a debuting event at the conference.
This segment is dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge products and strategies capable of enhancing capabilities, optimizing outcomes, and tackling regulatory complexities. Plans already underway for the subsequent Sydney conference in March next year.
Furthermore, Pitch! @RTG offers an avenue to share groundbreaking research that bridges policy into actionable practices, translating theoretical improvements into real-world policy and supervisory approaches.It also provides a platform to promote ethical leadership, enhance safer gambling outcomes, and fortify the sector against financial crime and money laundering.
Paul Newson, Director at Regulating the Game, emphasized the pivotal role of Pitch! @RTG, stating: “Pitch! @RTG is designed to spark innovation, encourage compliance, and energize the industry towards outstanding regulatory outcomes.”
“We are thrilled to launch Pitch! in London and are now inviting applications for Pitch! at Regulating the Game Sydney in March next year. The event is generating significant excitement, setting a promising tone for its London debut.”
The event has garnered the support of Norths Collective as its sponsor, which will also share insights into its digital transformation journey and how it’s contributing to sustainable industry growth and improved member outcomes.
Looking ahead, Pitch! @RTG’s trajectory takes at the Salesforce Tower, with hospitality from Norths Collective Catering & Events. Luke Simmons, CEO of Norths Collective, highlighted the collaborative nature of the event, stating: “Our hosts will open the event with a talk about how the two organizations are working together to implement innovative products and leverage system integrations to drive efficiency and a centralized view of the customer.”
Applications for Pitch! @RTG Sydney, scheduled for March 10 to 15, 2024, are now open. Organisations and individuals with a penchant for innovation, compliance, and ethical leadership are invited to submit their quickfire pitches.
The event aims to stimulate fresh ideas, inspire regulatory compliance, and showcase ethical leadership in a dynamic networking environment.
Paul Newson’s distinguished background adds credence to Regulating the Game. He is a former President and Patron of the International Association of Gaming Regulators and previously served as Trustee of the NSW Responsible Gambling Fund.
In its third year, Regulating the Game stands as a 5-day conference dedicated to advancing individual and organizational capabilities in gambling law and regulation.
