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2022 Gaming in Germany Conference announces agenda update

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September 6, 2022

Hunor Pal

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The 2022 Gaming in Germany Conference – which will take place September 19-20 at the Ritz-Carlton Berlin – has released an updated agenda.

A discussion panel featuring Benjamin Schwanke, Co-Chair of the GGL, René Jansen, Chair of the Netherlands Gambling Authority, and Birgitte Sand, former Executive Director of Danish regulator Spillemyndigheden, promises to be an absolute highlight of the event.

Other notable speakers include Nadja Wierzejewski, Dept Head Enforcement, GGL; Robert Müller-Oeltz, Advisor, Landesverwaltungsamt Sachsen-Anhalt; Prof. Dr. Christian Jahndorf, Partner, HLB Schumacher Hallermann; Ed Birkin, Senior Analyst, H2 Gambling Capital; and Marc Ellinger, President IMGL.

Local operators are well represented, too, with Dr. Dirk Quermann, President, Deutscher Online Casinoverband, and Mathias Dahms, President, Deutscher Sportwettenverband, both sharing their thoughts on recent market and regulatory developments.

With many major decision makers attending the 2022 Gaming in Germany Conference, the event offers an excellent opportunity to hear the latest news and to meet important stakeholders.

The working languages of the event will be English and German. During the first day, simultaneous translation services will be provided.

Check out the event’s other speakers here, or register today: https://bit.ly/3yWbvQS

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Hunor is a Content Editor at Hipther Agency and studies biomedical engineering at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. He is an open-minded person, always willing to try new things and give back something to the community through his work. He has participated in several volunteering activities and is currently working in event organization of the Hungarian Students Union of Cluj (HSUC), the Hungarian Students’ Union of Romania (HSUR), and ÉRTED, a Transylvanian Hungarian student initiative working in the fields of culture, science, economy, and environment. You can reach Hunor at [email protected].