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Four weeks to go until Regulating the Game 2024 kicks off in Sydney

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There are now just four weeks remaining until the 2024 edition of Regulating the Game Sydney kicks off.

This unique 5-day immersive conference, focused on gambling law and regulation, and designed to blend expert content with rigorous discussions on industry and regulatory policy and practice, will this year be held at Cliftons Sydney from 11-15 March. There will also be a series of networking events throughout the week.

“In the context of regulatory challenges and public policy uncertainty, it’s increasingly vital for the industry to maintain a strong voice, engage in policy dialogue, contribute to regulatory discussions, build capability, and nurture a culture of ethical leadership and social responsibility,” said event founder Paul Newson.

Regulating the Game will bring together industry leaders from around the world to share their knowledge, facilitate discussion, encourage collaboration, and promote critical thinking. The conference highlights innovative ideas and technologies that enhance capability, foster compliance, and achieve better outcomes for consumers and the industry alike.

With a focus on fostering leadership, innovation, and collaboration, the conference aims to be a pivotal event for those committed to navigating the complexities of the gambling sector. Attendees will benefit from in-depth discussions, expert-led masterclasses, and the chance to engage with peers and pioneers in the field.

Confirmed speakers include Crown Resorts CEO Ciarán Carruthers, Tabcorp Managing Director and CEO Adam Rytsenskild and Scott May from the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission, among many others.

For registration details and more information, visit the RTG website at https://www.regulatingthegame.com/rtg-sydney-2024 or contact the organizers at info@regulatingthegame.com.

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