Industry News
iGaming Capital magazine published
The first issue of iGaming Capital, a new magazine focusing on the gaming industry in Malta, has been launched.
The first edition features a mix of in-depth features and interviews about the trending topics in the industry: from changing iGaming regulations across Europe to the profiles of local key players in the industry including Parliamentary Secretary for Financial Services, Digital Economy and Innovation Silvio Schembri, and Gaming Malta Chairman Christian Sammut.
Launching her column in this first ever issue is Marion Gamel, a C-level executive with over 20 years of experience, who has been coaching entrepreneurs, founders and C-executives around the world since 2015. Her aim is to provide advice to business leaders to empower them on issues ranging from improving efficiency to driving transformation and international growth within their company – advice which will undoubtedly be valuable to high-level executives managing transformations in this changing industry.
On the other hand, the iGaming industry is famous for the fantastic lifestyle it provides those who work within it, from lavish parties to exciting company trips. iGaming Capital spotlights not just the work, but also the play, diving into the fast-paced and cosmopolitan world that the industry has created in Malta, and giving those who have made this island their home a guide that they can relate to. From paparazzi pages to lifestyle features to restaurant reviews, this publication reflects the excellent quality of life that an expat iGaming professional can expect to find in Malta.
“iGaming has become one of the most important sectors for Malta. Its presence on the island has affected the country’s economy, lifestyle, and culture in countless ways,” said editor Marie-Claire Grima. “Yet, up until now, there has never been a publication that caters to the specific interests and needs of this fascinating and constantly-changing sector. As the industry in Malta stabilises and matures, the time has come for this to change.”
“As an organisation we are very strong in the business-to-business and corporate segment, and we deal with a large number of key business operators in Malta on a daily basis,” said Matthew Spiteri, Head of the Print and Digital Ad Sales Department at Content House Group.
“We’ve been told on repeated occasions that there is a need for a strong, high-profile media brand that serves as the voice of the growing iGaming industry and that fulfils the country’s ambition to become a capital city for this successful industry. This is how this brand was conceived and the feedback we’ve been having – from the industry itself as well as from the equally important industry that services the iGaming community at large – has been superlative. The publication of iGaming Capital just the beginning for this brand!”
iGaming Capital is a brand owned and operated by Content House Group, one of Malta’s leading media organisations in both print and digital media.
iGaming Capital is distributed to all iGaming companies in Malta, affiliated businesses, and select operators overseas. It is also available to purchase from leading newsagents. You can have a look at the first edition here.
Source: maltachamber.org.mt
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