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Sydney’s Regulating the Game conference puts out call for speakers ahead of 2025 event

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The organizers of annual industry regulatory conference Regulating the Game have put out an early call for speakers for next year’s event, to be held in Sydney, Australia in early 2025.

The conference is looking for regulatory and sector leaders and practitioners, industry professionals, RegTech pioneers, researchers, industry stakeholders and innovators from across the globe to contribute to the traditionally rich dialogue on the future of gambling regulation.

Regulating the Game 2025 will bring together a diverse collection of stakeholders to engage in an immersive program designed to deliver expert content, provoke thinking and discussion, build capabilities, deepen sector knowledge, and drive the conversation on evidence-led policy and best practices in gambling regulation. The conference will feature an array of topics including innovative regulatory policies and practices, leadership and ethics, cashless gambling solutions, game design, product compliance and innovation, crypto gambling, regulatory technologies, emerging research and trends and much more.

The concept of Regulating the Game is to present something more than a conference, rather a platform for pioneering ideas and transformative discussions that cultivate leadership and shape the future of the gambling industry.

As such, the organizing team is looking for speakers who can offer insightful and forward-thinking perspectives on a variety of topics such as artificial intelligence in gambling, anti-money laundering practices, the dynamics of game protection, safer gambling initiatives, and the evolving landscape of global gambling regulations.

Participants will join a network of leaders and changemakers working together to influence robust regulatory frameworks, enhance industry supervision and promote safer, more sustainable gambling practices while facilitating the conditions for industry innovation.

Applications will be open until 31 August 2024 with strong demand expected.

For more information and to apply to speak, head to the event’s Call for Speakers page at https://www.regulatingthegame.com/call-for-speakers-sydney-2025 or reach out to organizers at info@regulatingthegame.com.

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