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Motor City Employees Serve Their Neighbors
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State Affairs Working Group Meeting
This group provides a forum for discussing state initiatives to help drive an efficient regulatory reform process and speak with one voice to shape sound gaming policy. Given the Supreme Court ruling on sports betting, the working group will be tasked in the short term with exchanging information about the legislation and regulations that are […]
Responsibility Committee Meeting
The Responsibility Committee provides a forum for industry leaders to discuss and develop industry practices and strategies around responsible gaming, corporate social responsibility, diversity and inclusion, and related topics. The group elevates these issues as a key priority for the industry; solidifying AGA and its members as the leading advocate; and shaping policies that are […]
Fall Board of Directors Meeting
The AGA’s Board of Directors is comprised of C-suite executives with an expertise in gaming business operations from across the casino gaming industry. This includes Tribal and commercial casino operators, gaming suppliers, providers of non-gaming amenities and stakeholders who share our interest in the casino gaming industry’s success.
Responsible Gaming Task Force Meeting
As an important focus of the AGA’s Corporate Social Responsibility committee, a subset of the AGA membership convenes as the Responsible Gaming Task Force. The Responsible Gaming Task Force focuses on elevating responsible gaming as a key priority for the industry; solidifying AGA and its members as the leading advocate; and shaping policies that are […]
Bank Secrecy Act Working Group Meeting
Convenes together compliance and legal professionals who are regulated under Title 31 to work together with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) to educate regulators about the industry’s culture of compliance and address emerging challenges.