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Inside Asian Gaming launches new Power 50 website

Newsdesk by Newsdesk
Wed 3 Oct 2018 at 06:42
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Inside Asian Gaming is pleased to announce the launch of a brand new website ahead of the upcoming announcement of the 2018 Asian Gaming Power 50 – an annual definitive list of the most influential people in the Asian gaming industry.

The new website, located at www.iagpower50.com, has gone live in the lead-up to the inaugural Asian Gaming Power 50 Gala Dinner, to be held in Macau on Friday 23 November, at which this year’s Power 50 list will be announced.

IAG will reveal the venue for this year’s gala dinner in the coming days.

The new website includes more detailed information on the gala dinner as well as background information on the history of the Asian Gaming Power 50, bios of the eight panel members tasked with selecting this year’s list and details of 2017’s results.

Since first launching in 2008, the Asian Gaming Power 50 has become the definitive list of the gaming industry’s most influential people. Carefully compiled each year to reflect the most powerful individuals of the prior 12 months, it is keenly followed by the biggest names in Asian gaming and beyond – including those who feature on the list itself.

The Asian Gaming Power 50 celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2017 with the IAG website, www.asgam.com, receiving well over 30,000 hits within 24 hours of the 2017 Asian Gaming Power 50 list being published.

Groups of 10 can book their table at the inaugural Asian Gaming Power 50 gala dinner for HK$18,888 with a number of sponsorship opportunities also available.

Please contact Jadeson Ho at jh@asgam.com for more details.

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