AGEM announced a new structure under which Daron Dorsey will lead the association as president and CEO, responsible for its day-to-day operations. Robert Parente will complete his current term as board chair, which runs through 31 March 2025; the board will continue its current terms.
The change assigns day-to-day leadership of the gaming equipment manufacturers' trade association to a named executive.
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The International Gaming Standards Association announced its 2026 board, with Nimish Purohit of Aristocrat as chair and Charmaine Hogan of Playtech as vice chair. Spencer Peterson of Konami Gaming will serve as treasurer, alongside board members from Light & Wonder, Oregon Lottery and Umpqua Indian Development Corporation.
The International Gaming Standards Association announced its 2026 board, naming Nimish Purohit of Aristocrat as chair and Charmaine Hogan of Playtech as vice chair. The board also includes representatives from Konami Gaming, Light & Wonder, Oregon Lottery and Umpqua Indian Development Corporation.
Gaming Arts appointed Michael Moosman as vice president of product management and marketing, reportedly giving him responsibility for product management, marketing and go-to-market strategy. Moosman joins from IGT, where he was director of product management for core video.
RGB International has opened a showroom in Manila to support land-based and online gaming operators in the Philippines. The facility displays equipment from international suppliers and will serve as a local repair and spare-parts centre, the company said. RGB executive director Chuah Hui Jing said the company had secured accreditation as a B2B online gaming solutions provider in the country.
A new showroom in Manila is part of RGB International Bhd's push to expand its presence in the Philippine gaming market and services for land-based and online operators. The facility also houses local repair and spare-parts services intended to reduce downtime and improve technical support for casinos, according to the group.
Jefferies analyst Kai Erman said Aristocrat Leisure remains the leading slot supplier while Light & Wonder has room to grow share, in an investor note. Erman cited Aristocrat's 30% floor share and 50% handle share, and pointed to Light & Wonder's leased, charitable and international opportunities.