CASINO NEWS
Bucur appointed VP Global Product Management
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Product Management at SUZOHAPP.
A Bucur joined the SUZOHAPP
team through the acquisition of SCAN COIN in 2015 and has been an integral player in the success of the SCAN COIN business, as well as a key leader in organizing the Product Management team. For the last year, Bucur has been leading the global product management efforts for the Solutions business. In his new role, he will manage both the SUZOHAPP Solutions and Components businesses globally. “As SUZOHAPP moves forward with our vision of bringing our Solutions and Components businesses together into a cohesive team, it made sense to structure our product management function in a similar way,” said Wilbert Bieleman, Managing Director of EMA. “Alex’s depth of experience and passion for product management positioned him perfectly to take on this new challenge.”
6 DECEMBER 2017
lex Bucur has been appointed to the role of Vice President of Global
SUZOHAPP announces Nanoptix strategic partnership This new partnership reflects a new
UZOHAPP has announced a new partnership with Nanoptix, a global provider of
technologies for the gaming, lottery, kiosk, POS and amusement markets. The new agreement involves the global distribution of all Nanoptix printing solutions.
strategic direction for SUZOHAPP and represents its strong commitment to offer the most technologically advanced printing solutions. Nanoptix has over twenty years of experience in printing technology and has earned a reputation of excellent value and
outstanding customer support, with superior technology at a very competitive price. Its strong experience and its top
quality innovative solutions such as the PayCheck NextGen printer make Nanoptix the perfect partner for SUZOHAPP.
ICE London to feature first Consumer Protection Zone C
larion Gaming will be promoting the social responsibility message at world gaming’s most important business event, with the launch of the
Consumer Protection Zone at ICE London 2018. The Zone will provide a focus for the social responsibility message and feature key organisations that are promoting social responsibility as well as a platform for presentations. The Zone is the latest in a series of social responsibility initiatives undertaken by Clarion Gaming and which include the annual World Regulatory Briefing on Responsible Gambling Innovation, also held in London and the Social Responsibility training streams run by the Clarion owned Totally Gaming Academy. Ewa Bakun, Clarion Gaming’s Head of Industry Insight & Engagement, and the person responsible for organising the Zone, explained: “ICE London is not only the biggest gaming event in the world, but many industry observers regard it as the most influential. Wherever Clarion operates, social responsibility is one of the most important topics and that’s across both emergent and
mature gaming markets. Although we are not part of the operating community we also have a responsibility to serve as a forum for discussion and knowledge exchange. “Although The Consumer Protection Zone is at an early
stage of development I can confirm that we will be creating an agenda with demos and presentations from regulators, providers and operators. I also hope to bring government officials, policy-makers and regulators to the Zone as part of the WrA and International Legislators’ Day programme. The industry has made important headway in helping to make gambling an entertainment experience as opposed to a negative or destructive one and there have been some really significant technology driven advances in the fields of responsible gambling using data analytics. “We have the commitment to make this into a key part of the ICE London experience and I would like to hear from gaming stakeholders who would like to be involved. I can be contacted via
ewa.bakun@
clariongaming.com”
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