FEJAR elected Agalure programme coordinator Gerardo Rodríguez as its president for four years at an assembly in Vigo, according to the organisation. Rodríguez succeeds Máximo Enrique Gutiérrez Muélledes, who had led the federation since 2007, and said he would press for the same access controls across public and private gambling.
FEJAR’s stated position calls for consistent access controls across public and private gambling products.
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The Indian Gaming Association re-elected Ernie Stevens Jr. as chairman for a 13th two-year term, according to the report. Stevens ran unopposed and was elected by acclamation at the association’s membership meeting in San Diego.
The Balkan Gaming Federation has elected Dragan Skrbić as its first president, reportedly. The cross-border initiative was founded in Belgrade six months earlier.
The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States elected Al Williams as president at its recent Summer Meeting in San Diego, after he had served as vice-president. Williams said prediction markets needed regulation and that the organisation would continue addressing gaming policy, operator practices and minors’ access to gambling.
The Casino Association of New Jersey elected George Goldhoff, president of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, as its president. Goldhoff succeeds Resorts Casino Hotel president Mark Giannantonio, who had led the association for almost four years.
ULIS elected Jean-Luc Moner-Banet as its president and named a new executive committee, according to the report. The committee will serve for three years; Moner-Banet previously led Loterie Romande for almost 30 years, including 18 years as CEO.