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The 2023 edition of iGB L!VE returns to the RAI Amsterdam on July 11-14 with a mission to take your business to ‘Another Level’. Whether you’re visiting to network with the industry’s best affiliates, suppliers and operators, gain knowledge from the impressive speaker line-up or connect with key exhibitors, GIO rounds up everything you need to know about next month’s show.
nterest in iGB L!VE is running at a record high with over 1,000 industry professionals signed up to attend the event within a week of registration opening. “The campaign that we are deploying for iGB L!VE 2023 is entitled ‘Another Level’ and the response that we have received just a week into registration echoes that theme. Pre-registration is literally at another level - so much so that we are tracking ahead of last year’s like-for-like figures which ultimately saw iGB L!VE set a new attendance record of 5,022, representing a 7% uplift on the previous best which was set in 2019,” said Naomi Barton, portfolio director responsible for the iGB Events brand. “As an organiser, we are always looking at ways in which we can enhance the stakeholder experience and continue to grow attendance. The most effective way of achieving that core objective is to simply consult with our igaming customers and wherever possible implement their requests as part of the show offering. In this way iGB L!VE directly reflects the needs of the industry sector that it serves,” she added.
NEW ADDITIONS FOR 2023 Clarion Gaming, organisers of the forthcoming iGB L!VE, have announced the introduction of iGB PULSE for 2023’s event - a content theatre, workshop and networking space that will provide the latest market insights, industry analysis, and tools to help attendees plan for the future of their business.
Constituting the educational ‘nerve centre’ of iGB L!VE, iGB PULSE will also feature a hub for industry media and a new ‘Mingle Zone’, where delegates can connect with speakers and igaming communities can network and plan for the future. “Once again we’ve listened to our stakeholder communities and responded to requests to introduce more networking and learning opportunities at the show. As the Global igaming industry continues to grow and break into new markets, iGB Pulse is dedicated to education, and sharing ideas about what our customers need to know that will directly impact their business in the next 12-24 months and beyond,” said Barton. “We have created a place where the industry can gather and learn from their
peers and partners as well as thought leaders bringing new perspectives from outside the business. iGB PULSE will provide informative and engaging discussions, workshops and networking in a dedicated ‘destination’ environment,” she added.
Featuring two content-rich days delivered by teams of expert speakers, iGB PULSE kicks-off on Wednesday 12 July with sessions dedicated to new markets. Business-centric topics will include a review of the Global igaming map, an assessment of new frontiers within Europe, game content for new markets, how to localise brands for Latin America, and a session examining the off-shore license. On Thursday 13, the focus switches to content specifically curated for the igaming Affiliate sector. Key topics include an analysis of the winners and losers of the AI wars, the impact of Google updates and what they mean to affiliates, mastering influencer marketing, an SEO update including what to expect for the rest of 2023, and horizon scanning of the most promising geolocations.
We have created a place where the
industry can gather and learn from their peers and partners as well as thought leaders bringing new perspectives from outside the business
Naomi Barton
8 JUNE 2023 GIO
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