CONFERENCE CORNER
29 May 2009
Full steam ahead for EiG Copenhagen
Clarion Gaming, organisers of the 8th Annual European
iGaming Congress and Expo, which takes place in
Copenhagen this year between 15 and 17 September, report
steady progress as the speaker list takes shape.
The official agenda for the event can now be downloaded
from
http://www.eigexpo.com/2009/?page=brochure. The
program is the distillation of consultations with over a
hundred industry specialists and business leaders, and
is packed with high-impact features to enhance
information exchange and networking at EiG.
Confirmed speakers thus far include:
* Kristian
Jensen, Minister of Taxation, Denmark who will open EiG
on Tuesday and give details on the upcoming market
liberalisation in Denmark.
* Paul B. Carroll,
Co-Author, Billion Dollar Lessons - What You Can Learn
from the Most Inexcusable Business Failures of the Last
25 Years who will identify the most common business
mistakes, drawing from his analysis of over 700
corporate failures, and provide some advice on how to
avoid them.
* Christian Lindholm, Managing
Partner, Fjord and creator of the Nokia Series 60 user
interface who will share some lessons learned over the
past 15 years at Nokia and Yahoo! on how to make mobile
propositions more user friendly.
* James Cashmore,
Industry Leader - Entertainment and Media, Google UK who
will talk about maximising online exposure opportunities
to acquire more loyal customers in a cost-effective and
trackable way.
As in previous years at EiG, CEOs
of the leading online brands will share their strategies
for success and development in today's tough business
environment, with the following lined up to participate:
David Yu, CEO, Betfair
Ed Andrewes, MD,
Ladbrokes eGaming
Gigi Levy, CEO, 888.com
Norbert
Teufelberger, Co-CEO, bwin
Henry Birch, CEO, William
Hill Online
Jim Ryan, CEO, PartyGaming
Watch
for further developments at www.eigexpo.com.
Yet another conference for affiliates....
iGaming
Business, which appears to have taken over the affiliate
conference business formerly dominated by the disgraced
Casino Affiliate Programs, has announced that it's next
outing for affiliate marketers will be in Budapest,
Hungary.
Scheduled for 10-13 September 2009, the
affiliate conference will be criticised by some as too
close to the must-attend European Interactive Gaming
Conference and Expo (EiG), the 8th edition of which is
to be held in Copenhagen only two weeks later.
In
a statement this week, iGaming Business advises:
“PartyPartners.com and AffClub.com are proud to be the
Platinum sponsors of the Budapest Affiliate Conference.
Our focus on localising our brands is delighting
customers across Central and Eastern Europe."
Online Casino News Courtesy of
Infopowa
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