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EUROMAT and DAW Join Forces

EUROMAT and DAW Join Forces
10 February 2017, 15:49

Join 500 professionals from the land-based gaming sector in Berlin on June 1st. EUROMAT, the European Gaming and Amusement Federation is joining forces with its German member and sister association DAW, Deutsche Automatenwirtschaft. For this unique edition of Gaming Summit 2017, 500 senior level delegates will join under a single roof with a single political agenda to create unmatched business and public relations opportunities. 

With registrations now open and commenting on the news, EUROMAT’s President Eduardo Antoja said:

 

“I am very pleased that the EUROMAT Gaming Summit, after two successful editions on markets as large as the Netherlands and Spain, organises this special edition with the German Summit. The event, to be held on June 1st is held with a historic partner whose size, reputation and level are unmatched in Europe. A joint event is the best possible platform for European land-based companies to prepare for changes in the market place and regulation, and Euromat could not have found a better partner. We are pleased to take our excellent annual conference to the next level, and to welcome MEP Alexander Graf Lambsdorff as a keynote speaker.”

 

For further information about the GAMING SUMMIT 2017 please visit www.euromat.org and follow EUROMAT on LinkedIn and Twitter using our #GamingSummit2017.

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