La International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) ha anunciado su nueva Junta Directiva. Liderando IGSA estará Roman Czubak de Novomatic, quien fue reelegido como presidente. Earle G. Hall, CEO de Axes.ai, fue elegido como vicepresidente y Paul Burns, gerente senior de Desarrollo de Juegos Estratégicos de Atlantic Lottery Corporation, fue elegido como tesorero.
Regresando como miembros de la junta están Adrian Marcu, vicepresidente de Arquitectura para International Game Technology; Nimish Purohit, director de Cumplimiento Técnico de Aristocrat Technologies; Simon McKeown, gerente de Cumplimiento Técnico en Microgaming; y Syed Hussain, director de Información de la State of Oregon Lottery.
Además, a la junta directiva de IGSA se unen Bala Kuthyar, vicepresidente de Ingeniería de Scientific Games, y Martin Pedak, director de Cumplimiento Técnico de Playtech. A principios de este año, GSA anunció el cambio de nombre de la organización a la International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) para reflejar mejor la membresía y el alcance de la organización.
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IGSA announces new Board of Directors
Leading the International Gaming Standards Association is Roman Czubak from Novomatic, who was re-elected Chairman.
The International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) has announced its new Board of Directors. Leading IGSA is Roman Czubak from Novomatic, who was re-elected Chairman. Earle G. Hall, CEO of Axes.ai, was elected as Vice Chairman and Paul Burns, Senior Manager Strategic Gaming Development at the Atlantic Lottery Corporation was elected as Treasurer.
Returning as Board Members are Adrian Marcu, Vice President of Architecture for International Game Technology; Nimish Purohit, Director of Technical Compliance at Aristocrat Technologies; Simon McKeown, Technical Compliance Manager at Microgaming; and Syed Hussain, Chief Information Officer at the State of Oregon Lottery.
Joining IGSA’s board are Bala Kuthyar, VP of Engineering at Scientific Games, and Martin Pedak, Director of Technical Compliance at Playtech. Earlier this year, GSA announced the organization’s name change to International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) to better reflect the organization’s membership, reach, and scope.
