IAGR Appoints Four New Trustees to the Board
Expertise: Online casino, iGaming
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The new trustees were drawn from all parts of the globe and included Peter Kesitilwe Emolemo from Botswana, Louis Rogacki from New Jersey, Kevin Mullally representing Asia/Oceania, and Anders Dorph from Denmark. Additionally current trustee Jason Lane was reappointed for another term.
This quartet bring extensive regulatory experience to the IAGR from four different continents and the organization said they were looking to strengthen the collaboration of regulators in global jurisdictions.
The IAGR were quick to thank the outgoing trustees, Trude Høgseth Felde and Mabutho Zwane for the contributions they made during their service at the organization.
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Founded nearly four decades ago the IAGR is a nonprofit body that represents gambling regulators worldwide. The organization provides a platform and network for regulators to share knowledge and collaborate to produce effective legislation and promote the highest industry standards.
One of the initiatives the IAGR has promoted is to reduce gambling harm in the community. Last year it partnered with Greo Evidence Insights to produce a global strategy and set of guidelines to reduce gambling related harm in the industry.
Their diverse expertise and leadership across different jurisdictions will bring fresh perspectives to our work, further strengthening our global approach to gaming regulation. I look forward to collaborating with Peter, Louis, Kevin and Anders as we continue to foster innovation and drive forward effective, responsible regulation for the benefit of the global gaming community.
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