AGEM inducts six more members

The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM), an international trade association of gaming suppliers, has inducted six new companies. The association’s board of directors approved the membership of the new applicants. With this, the membership rose to 172 members.

The six new AGEM members are the following:

1. Acuris Risk Intelligence: Based in London, Acuris Risk Intelligence combines expert human analysts and state-of-the-art technology to help organisations manage risk in business relationships effectively;

2. CS-1 Transportation: a logistics provider based in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, with offices in Phoenix and Las Vegas. CS-1 specialises in the secure transport and movement of gaming equipment;

3. Eclipse Gaming: headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, Eclipse Gaming develops slot games and innovative solutions to engage the audience and deliver measurable results for its partners;

4. Fennemore Craig, P.C.: A law firm with a strong gaming and hospitality practice and a history of representing casino operators, tech companies and investors. Based in Phoenix with offices in Reno and Las Vegas;

5. Global Gambling Guidance Group (G4): Dutch-based G4 offers international accreditation and certification of responsible gambling standards for the global gambling industry; and

6. NRT Technology Corp.: a Toronto-based firm that designs and develops next-generation payment systems, financial and marketing kiosks and digital and mobile services.