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    Las Vegas Review-Journal: UNLV to host final presidential debate before ’16 election

    By Richard N. Velotta  The University of Nevada, Las Vegas will host the final presidential debate before next year’s election, boosting the city’s growing influence in a race that already has brought a long succession of candidates to Southern Nevada. The school was notified by the Commission on Presidential Debates early Wednesday that its request […]

    American Gaming Association Adds Six New Members, Continues to Bring the Industry Together

    Washington, DC  – The American Gaming Association (AGA) today announced that it has added six new members – including three new board members – as the organization continues to grow and represent the totality of the casino gaming industry. Since January, overall AGA membership has increased by 50 percent, while the size of its board of directors […]

    American Gaming Association Hires Senate Veteran to Lead Democratic Advocacy Efforts

    Washington, DC  – The American Gaming Association (AGA) today announced the hiring of Eloy Martinez as senior director of government relations. In this role, Martinez will work to advance AGA’s public policy, political and advocacy agendas. He will also work closely with congressional coalitions and caucuses on matters related to diversity and community and social responsibility. Martinez’s […]

    Public Policy Committee Meeting

    The Public Policy Committee provides a forum for industry leaders to discuss and prioritize legislative and regulatory issues in the gaming industry. To learn more about this AGA-member exclusive committee, contact Alex Aragon, Manager of Government Relations.

    CEO Roundtable

    CEO Roundtable members include CEOs of the industry’s top casino operators and gaming suppliers whose companies are represented on the AGA Board of Directors. To learn more about this AGA-member exclusive committee, contact Jonathan Michaels, director of member services.

    Casinos Encourage Candidates to Support Industry that Provides Path to Middle Class for Thousands of Latinos

    Washington, DC – As one of the most diverse industries in the country, the casino gaming industry is recognizing thousands of its employees during International Housekeepers Week, which began yesterday, and Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicks off tomorrow. And as part of its Gaming Votes initiative, the American Gaming Association (AGA) is inviting presidential candidates to demonstrate […]