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The highly anticipated third edition of CasinoBeats Summit returned to Malta’s shores last week, to the excitement and satisfaction of key and attendees.
The summit welcomed 2,000 senior executive delegates both in person at the InterContinental in St Julian’s Malta, and online in an innovative integrated physical-online format.
Speaking to iGamingCapital.mt in the event’s run-up Rasmus Sojmark, CEO of SCB, which hosted the conference, said “I’m so excited to be back doing what SBC does best and staging an important industry conference”.
It seems the conference was a roaring success for its attendees, and Trudy Kerr, head of strategy and marketing at iGaming European Network (iGEN), was particularly pleased.
Taking to social media after the summit, Ms Kerr proclaimed: “Can you see how thrilled I am back presenting live events?”
“Great to work with the CasinoBeats Summit team from SBC and amazing to meet so many members of iGEN in person! Can’t wait for the next event!”, she said.
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