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IAG announces “We emerge stronger” as theme for 2021 Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner

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Thu 19 Aug 2021 at 16:47
IAG announces “We emerge stronger” as theme for 2021 Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner
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Inside Asian Gaming has announced that the theme for the 14th Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner, to be held at Wynn Palace on Friday 5 November 2021, will be “We Emerge Stronger”.

The theme serves as both recognition of the unprecedented challenges the Asian gaming and hospitality industry has faced since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and positive reinforcement that the industry will be back as strong as ever.

Positive signs in Macau include the lifting of the “immediate prevention” health status on 10 August, the recent city-wide NAT testing drive returning a 100% clean bill of health, no infections during the “immediate prevention” period, and finally yesterday’s lifting of restrictions on the city’s entertainment venues.

“We Emerge Stronger” also highlights just how far we have come since last year’s Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner, whose theme of “Standing Together in 2020” was a call to solidarity. This year’s event will see capacity increased significantly to 340 guests, still in line with Macau health guidelines, after being limited to 240 seats in 2020 due to social distancing and other requirements.

Celebrating its 14th anniversary this year, the Asian Gaming Power 50 has established a reputation not only as the definitive guide to the most influential people in Asian gaming but a lasting record of achievement.

Likewise, the annual Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner is renowned as one of the most prestigious events of the year, bringing together those at the pinnacle of the industry to celebrate the significant role Asia’s integrated resort and gaming leaders have played over the preceding 12 months.

Guests arriving to the Grand Theater Ballroom at Wynn Palace this year will walk the famous Wynn Palace red carpet on their way to enjoying the traditional live-streamed Welcome Cocktails, followed by an exquisite Gala Dinner during which IAG will count down the 2021 Asian Gaming Power 50 over a sumptuous four course meal.

An Official After Party will allow guests to let their hair down until late in a relaxed and fun environment.

First published by IAG in 2008, the Asian Gaming Power 50 has become renowned as the definitive guide to the most influential people in the Asian gaming industry over the preceding 12 months.

The Asian Gaming Power 50 Black Tie Gala Dinner will see IAG count down this year’s “Big 50” while guests enjoy a fine dining meal, lively entertainment and the company of many industry peers and influencers. The list will be announced in a variety of interesting ways by renowned VIPs and government officials.

For media, production and event enquiries, please contact Victoria Man on +853 6395 2307 or at vm@asgam.com.

For sponsorship or ticketing inquiries, please contact Jadeson Ho on +853 2883 6497 or at jh@asgam.com. Details of the sponsorship opportunities available can be found at www.iagpower50.com.

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