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Malta – CasinoBeats Summit to feature new conference session formats

By William - 7 March 2022

CasinoBeats Summit 2022 will give delegates new opportunities to connect with speakers through a selection of new conference session formats.

The Summit at the Intercontinental in St Julian’s on 24-26 May will address many of the key issues influencing product development, examine the industry’s leadership challenges, deliver ideas for effective marketing strategies in an increasingly competitive sector, and evaluate the best emerging market opportunities.

Summit organiser, SBC, has assembled a speaker line-up featuring Dainis Niedra (COO, Enlabs | Entain), Melanie Hainzer (CMO, Rootz), Ariel Reem (CEO, Genesis Global), Joseph Attard (Managing Director, Entain, Malta), Mery Blomqvist (CMO, Ellmount Group), and Cristiano Blanco (CPO, ComeOn Group).

All the sessions on the Leadership and Marketing tracks will be audience led, with delegates able to contribute questions to the panels in advance and also to share their experiences and ideas during the discussions in the conference room.

The two-day Global Casino track will open on the morning of 25 May with a selection of eight roundtable discussions, during which igaming industry experts will take questions about the opportunities in new and emerging markets, such as Brazil, Canada, Japan, and India.

The product-focused slots and live casino content will be presented in a more traditional conference panel format, until the afternoon of 26 May when attention will turn to that evening’s CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards.

Each of the short-listed companies in the Game Innovation category will present their titles live on stage, before delegates have the chance to vote on which studio will emerge triumphant at the ceremony.

Rasmus Sojmark, Founder and CEO of SBC, commented: “We’re excited to present a speaker line-up packed with some of the most influential people in the world of igaming at CasinoBeats Summit.

“But equally, we know that many members of our audience have a lot to offer and by creating these formats that allow greater participation in the conference, all attendees will benefit from a wider spectrum of insights and ideas.”