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Speakers 
 Joaquim Agut,
Managing Director,
Cirsa
Joaquim Agut serves as Managing Director of Cirsa Group.
Between January 2004 & June 2006, Joaquim was Chairman & CEO of Endemol, B.V., dutch company leader in the TV production business & listed at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange since November 2005.
Prior to his appointment, in September 2000, Agut was Executive Chairman of Terra Lycos and responsible for the strategic direction and day-to-day operations of the company.
Prior to joining Terra, Agut was leader of the European Corporate Executive Council (CEC) of General Electric (GE) and was the first executive of General Electric in Europe. At General Electric, Agut previously held the roles of vice president and general manager of Marketing and Sales, president and CEO of GE Power Controls, and GE national executive for Spain and Portugal and chairman of the Pan European GE Quality Council.
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 John Barker,
Partner – Head of Betting and Gaming Unit,
BDO Stoy Hayward
John is the Head of the firm’s Betting and Gaming unit and has been involved in the industry for over 15 years, initially advising land based businesses and, since 1999, working closely with online clients and various sector contacts on a variety of projects in the UK and internationally within the betting and gaming arena. He also leads the UK firm’s Eastern Region Business Centre corporate finance function and is a senior audit partner. John acts for some of the largest international operators in the sector.
John’s corporate finance transaction support activities in the betting and gaming sector have included IPO’s, takeover bid work, bank reports and investigations, together with reporting accountants work on fund raising and acquisition due diligence.
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 Warwick Bartlett,
Founder,
Global Betting & Gaming Consultants
Warwick Bartlett is the non executive chairman of The Association of British Bookmakers. In 1993 he formed Racing Data plc a company supplying teletext data to the betting industry. He was Chairman of The Bookmakers Committee to the Horserace Betting Levy board for 6 years to 2006. With Simon Holliday he formed Global Betting & Gaming Consultants (GBGC) in 1999. From 1999 he has completed consulting assignments for The Government of Malta, William Hill, Coral Eurobet, Stanley Leisure plc, Kantone Holdings plc, General Atlantic Partners, Bridgepoint Ltd, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, and Charterhouse Development Capital Ltd & Union Bank Switzerland. GBGC produce the highly acclaimed Global Gambling Report which details gambling that takes place in 247 legalised gambling jurisdictions and the GBGC 50 index of leading gambling stocks by market capitalisation. Warwick is rated amongst the top 20% of consultants at the Council of Advisors run by Gerson Lehrman. Warwick is a speaker at various gambling conferences and runs the GBGC Industry Seminar. The 2006 topic being The Future Funding of British Horseracing. In January 2007 he completed the GBGC report, No Chips without Fire an investigation into the global effect of the smoking ban for bingo and casino.
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 Chris Bell,
CEO,
Ladbrokes
Chris Bell graduated with a B.A. Hons in Business Studies specialising in Marketing, having worked a 12 months sandwich section of his degree course with the engineering group Weir in Glasgow.
He then joined Allied Breweries as a Graduate Trainee and progressed during the next 4 months to Marketing Manager of their Eastern coast pub company, experiencing everything from working on the dray lorries and selling beer, to Working Men’s Clubs and Holiday Camps – as well as opening steak restaurants.
By 1986 he had become Allied Breweries’ youngest operating Company Director at Allied Beer Brands, their specialist company selling beer to Supermarkets and Cash and Carry’s. Two years later he progressed to Marketing and Buying Director of Victoria Wine, then Britain’s biggest off-licence chain.
In 1991 he left Allied Domecq to join Ladbrokes in order to add betting to his portfolio of pubs, alcohol and tobacco, and became Managing Director of the world’s largest bookmaker in 1995.
In 1999 Ladbrokes European betting operations and Vernons Pools were added to Chris’ responsibilities. In 2000 Chris’ responsibilities were expanded to include eGaming and International betting, and he is now CEO of Ladbrokes Plc. He is currently Vice Chairman of the ABB (Association of British Bookmakers), the betting industry’s trade association, and Vice Chairman of the Bookmakers' Committee.
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 Nigel Birrell,
Head of M&A,
PartyGaming
Mr Birrell joined PartyGaming plc in December 2005 as Director of Mergers and Acquisitions. He joined from HIT Entertainment Plc, one of the world’s leading entertainment companies.
Having joined as Head of Mergers and Acquisition in 1999, Mr Birrell was appointed to the Board of HIT in 2000 as Director of Corporate Development and Acquisitions. His other roles at HIT Entertainment included investor relations, analyst and public relations and he was the Board Director responsible for Guinness World Records and Fun Radio, of which was also Chairman.
He led Hit Entertainments’ acquisition of several well-known and established entertainment brands, including Barney the Dinosaur, Thomas the Tank Engine, Guinness World Records, Art Attack, Sooty, Fireman Sam and Pingu. He also played a prime roll in devising, negotiating and establishing SPROUT, the only dedicated 24-hour digital pre-school satellite and cable telephone channel that was launched in the United States in September this year.
Prior to HIT Entertainment, Mr Birrell, who is a qualified lawyer, was Senior Vice President in The European mergers and acquisitions group at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, now part of Credit Suisse First Boston, and also spent 10 years working in corporate finance at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
Since arriving at PartyGaming Mr Birrell has led the successful acquisition of Gamebookers, PartyGaming’s entry into sports betting, its disposal of its interest in the Poker Channel, its acquisition and integration of Empire On-line and IOG’s casino operations.
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 Dr Peter Chadha,
Director - Business Systems Advice, BSA,
BDO Stoy Hayward
Dr. Peter Chadha is a leading IT specialist focussing on technology reviews and independent technology advice. After completing a successful doctorate and academic career in computerised pharmaceutical design, Peter moved into main stream technology strategy and implementation.
Peter joined BDO Stoy Hayward in 1997 and has been involved in betting and gaming for several years. In the last few years Peter has taken a keen interest in online gaming work and has led IT due diligence assignments for several large IPOs, acquisition work, bank reports and investigations. He has acted for clients such as Party Gaming, Sportingbet and Playtech working with a variety of technologies, gaming platforms and change programmes.
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 Charles Cohen,
CEO,
Probability Games
Charles is the co-founder and CEO of Probability plc, the leading developer and operator of mobile gambling games, which listed on the London Stock Exchange in August 2006.
After graduating from Oxford University in 1992 with a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Mr Cohen worked first as political assistant to Rt. Hon. Robert (now Lord) Maclennan MP in the House of Commons.
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 Richard Depew,
CEO,
Venetian Interactive
As head of Venetian Interactive, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Las Vegas Sands Corp., Mr. Depew creates and drives the business strategy for increasing revenue, solidifying patron loyalty and brand projection through cutting edge convergent applications that build upon the global bricks and mortar footprint.
Under Richard’s leadership the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino in Las Vegas will be the first property to launch mobile gaming on handheld devices, followed by an online gaming site in Europe.
He came to join the Sands organization in 2001 through a joint venture of his gaming technology company, SSP Gaming, a subsidiary of his Information Security Company SSP/Litronic where he served as President and COO.
Prior to SSP, Richard served as President and COO of Certicom International, an organization licensing technology and applications to government, defense and intelligence agencies and global commercial enterprises.
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Bruce Elliott,
Head of Business Development,
Microgaming
Bruce joined Microgaming as Head of Business Development and Marketing during a period of sustained growth and at a time when it is upping its drive into new markets - both in Europe and Asia. In the last twelve months, Microgaming has added almost 20 new poker and casino sites to its ranks and delivered on a promise to provide operators with the most aggressive games roll out schedule in the industry.
Prior to Microgaming Bruce was Neteller Vice President of Sales and Marketing for four years, where he helped grow the company from 75 to over 800 staff. Bruce has also worked for GE Capital in sales and marketing and has extensive PR and advertising experience together with a background in technology venture capital business.
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 Andreas Gericke,
Attorney-at-law,
Hambach & Hambach
Andreas Gericke studied law at the university of Passau and during his apprenticeship to the Bar, acquired the theoretical qualification for being a tax lawyer.
Before completing the 2nd State exam in the year 2002, he worked as an auditing assistant in a mid-size tax and commercial law firm, preparing and auditing the annual financial statements.
Adv. Gericke also gathered experience in the field of international licensing and media law, whilst working for a Munich based film production company and was involved in tax consultancy of international media stocks, whilst working as tax-assistant for KPMG, a commercial auditing/tax consultancy firm.
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 Richard Glynn,
CEO,
Sporting Index
Richard is Chief Executive of the Sporting Index Group, the world’s largest sports and event spread betting company with an estimated UK market share of over 75%. Sporting Index offers spread bets on a wide range of international sports and on media, television and world events. The company transacts predominantly through its websites and also offers customers the ability to bet on mobile phones and via telephone. Uniquely, over 50% of all bets are taken ‘in play’, i.e. during the event.
Sporting Index has also developed a wide range of on-line, proprietary gaming products, utilising its compelling higher/lower mechanism.
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 Neil Goulden,
CEO,
Gala Coral Group
Neil Goulden has been with the Gala Group since 2000, initially as Group MD and for the past 3 years as Chief Executive. In October 2005 he led the merger of Gala and Coral Eurobet to create Europe’s largest integrated betting and gaming group. The new Gala Coral Group is Britain’s largest private company valued at £4.3b. Neil is also Chairman of the South Central (Hampshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire) Ambulance Service, Chairman of Business In Sport & Leisure and Vice Chairman of the Bingo Association.
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 Malcolm Graham,
CEO,
PKR
Malcolm is the CEO of PKR.com, a company which has developed a uniquely customizable 3D online poker software. The company was founded by Jez San, who was the creative force behind Argonaut Games, one of the UKs most successful games developers. PKR launched in August 2006 based in Alderney, the premier online gaming regulatory environment.
Previously, Malcolm was the Managing Director of The Ritz Club London Online, operating an online casino and poker room under The Ritz brand. He was also a Director of The Ritz Club, the land based casino located in the Ritz Hotel. Malcolm was responsible for all aspects of The Ritz Club’s online gaming operations including the following: Negotiating contracts with all suppliers, Overseeing all marketing activities, Co-ordinating all customer care and retention activities, Managing The Ritz’s move from Curacao to Alderney, Full P&L responsibility, selecting and negotiating potential marketing and technology partnerships.
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 Simon Gregory,
Director of Business Development,
Sporting Bet
Simon is the Director of Business Development at Sportingbet where he is responsible for new strategic global initiatives within the group, encompassing the development of new products and strategic organic development in new markets. Simon has been involved with the online gaming industry for seven years, initially as an investment banker, advising Sportingbet on its Initial Public Offering in January 2001, and their numerous transactions and fundraising since their IPO Simon joined Sportingbet's senior management team in 2005. Simon is a chartered accountant and has considerable experience in the M&A field as an investment banker for 8 years.
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 Atle Hamar,
General Director,
The Norwegian Gaming Board
Atle Hamar is General Director of The Norwegian Gaming and Foundation Authority. Before joining the gaming and foundation authorities, Mr. Hamar was an active politician, and was for a period Deputy Minister of Police and Justice and political adviser to the Minister of Transportation. Atle Hamar has the last years played an active role in international regulatory conferences, both on Nordic and European level. He was elected chair of The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) during the congress in Barcelona September 2006.
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 Wulf Hambach,
Partner,
Hambach & Hambach
Dr. Wulf Hambach studied law in Regensburg and Hamburg. During his apprenticeship to the Bar and in his doctorate which he completed while at the Max-Planck-Institute for foreign and international private law, he had already begun to specialise on Media Law and Gaming Law.
He gathered experience abroad in various places, including at the German American Chamber of Commerce in Houston (USA). From 2000 until 2001, he worked for the renowned Business Law Firm, Westphal Voges und Krohn, as well as for the media company, Verlagsgruppe Milchstrasse in Hamburg. Up until 2005, he practised in the area of gambling and betting law at an law firm in Munich.
Dr. Hambach regularly writes for national and international legal publications. He is co-author of the “Internet Gambling Report” and his work has appeared in a variety of publications, including the "WorldOnlineGamblingLawReport", "Gambling Exclusive", "Betting BUSINESS", "Casino Lawyer", "Coin Slots", "Interactive Gaming News" the legal paper, "Sport & Recht", (Sport and Law) as well as the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung". He also writes for the ISA-CASINOS press agency.
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Bob Haukoos,
President,
RJ Lauren Inc
Robert Haukoos, president of RJ Lauren, Inc. is an expert Business Development and Marketing Consultant with over 25 years experience. RJ Lauren created and placed advertising campaigns for online casinos and poker sites on U.S. TV including dot-com advertising in the NFL and the WORLD SERIES. Bob also created and placed the very first TV commercial for online stock trading in 1995.
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 Clive Hawkswood,
CEO,
Remote Gambling Association
Clive Hawkswood has been Chief Executive of the Remote Gambling Association (RGA) since its establishment in August 2005 following the merger of the Association of Remote Gambling Operators (ARGO) and the interactive, Gambling, Gaming & Betting Association (iGGBA). Before that he was the General Secretary of ARGO.
Clive was formerly head of the Betting & Racing Branch at the British Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS). Prior to that, he was at the Home Office, spending time in both the Gambling Section and the Horseracing Policy Team. Earlier in his career he spent several years working in the bookmaking industry.
He is also a Director of the Responsibility in Gambling Trust (RIGT), the British charity that raises and allocates funds for problem gambling related research, education, and treatment.
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 Paul Herzfeld,
CEO,
Casinos Austria International
Paul Herzfeld (51), has been Chief Executive Officer and Member of the Board of Casinos Austria International since 1997. As Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Herzfeld manages the Group's extensive international activities. During this period, the Group has continued to expand worldwide, developing new and existing operations in South Africa, Canada, Argentina, Switzerland and, most recently, in Belgium and Germany.
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 Steve Ives,
Gaming Director,
Betfair
Steve Ives is Managing Director of Betfair Games and as such has responsibility for running Betfair’s poker, casino and exchange games businesses. Steve has been in the egaming industry since joining Betfair in 2002 and before that had a background in investment banking, strategy consulting and media businesses in Asia. He has an economics degree from Cambridge University in the UK and an MBA from Insead business school in France.
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Brian Kinane,
Chief Strategy Officer,
Mobile Aware
Brian is a co-founder of MobileAware and has overall responsibility for MobileAware's product management and strategic business development. This role includes tactical and strategic product direction, analyst relations and executive relationships with key MobileAware enterprise and communication infrastructure partners. Prior to MobileAware, Brian held senior commercial consulting, marketing, business development and product roles with a range of industry leaders including Ericsson, Telia and Telenor, focused on value-added mobile and convergent services and associated delivery platforms.
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 John Le Poidevin,
Partner - Head of Leisure & Hospitality,
BDO Stoy Hayward
John is the firm’s Head of Leisure and Hospitality and a senior audit partner providing business assurance and advisory services to clients within the firm’s Betting and Gaming Unit. John specialises in sports books, casinos, poker and betting exchanges, focusing on the major offshore telephone and internet operations.
He has extensive experience in international accounting and auditing and a good understanding of operations in a cross border environment. John comments regularly on the sector and has significant experience in helping large brands and international business to grow.
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Bill Lerner,
Managing Director,
Deutsche Bank
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 Gigi Levy,
CEO,
888 Holdings
Gigi Levy has been Chief Executive Officer of the Company since January 2007, following 6 months in the Chief Operating Officer position. Prior to his appointment, Gigi worked for Amdocs, one of the world's largest software providers and systems integrators in the telecoms market (NYSE: DOX), most recently as Division President managing Amdocs' activity in Europe (except Eastern Europe), Central and Latin America. Prior to joining Amdocs, Gigi held several interim management and consulting roles for various companies in Israel and the UK. Gigi has also headed Giltek, a telecommunication systems integrator and Girit Telecommunications, an Israeli Information and Communications Technology systems integrator. He holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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 Tim Lloyd Hughes,
European Head, Leisure, Hospitality & Gaming,
Deutsche Bank
Tim Lloyd-Hughes is head of Deutsche Bank’s European Hotel, Leisure & Gaming Investment Banking activities. As such he is the Senior Investment Banker responsible for Deutsche Bank’s relationships with all the leading Hospitality & Gaming companies across Europe, Middle East and Africa.
He is a non Executive Director of The Lyric Theatre. He is also a member of the International Hotel Investment Forum Advisory Board.
Tim is married with 6 children, a member of the MCC and a Queens Park Rangers Season Ticket Holder.
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 Neil MacDonald,
Managing Director,
Yoomedia
YooMedia’s Games & Gambling division has been a leader in innovative interactive gaming on digital TV and mobile phone platforms in the UK. The world’s first live presented interactive TV gambling channel, Avago, was launched in 2002 and YooMedia has gone on to work with William Hill, Gala and Playboy, amongst others. YooMedia operates under a UK licence and offers fixed odds gaming on TV, mobile and web platforms. Neil MacDonald was appointed Group Managing Director of AIM-listed YooMedia, the UK’s largest independent specialist interactive business, in June 2005. MacDonald has extensive experience of the interactive and multimedia industries having held roles as CEO of Sportal, General Manager of Internet services for BT, and VP Europe for Fujitsu ICL Computers. Before these sectors emerged he was in retail, latterly as Marketing Director at Dixons Stores Group.
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 Andrew MacDonald,
Executive Vice President,
Genting Berhad
Andrew MacDonald has been involved in the casino industry for over twenty-five years. In that time he has been instrumental in the implementation and documentation of world-leading analytical and educational programs for the gaming industry.
His vast experience has included: senior roles at the Queensland State’s Casino Control Division and the New South Wales Casino Control Division, Deputy Chief Executive of the Adelaide Casino; CEO of PBL Gaming Operations, and in May 2007, Mr MacDonald accepted the position of Executive Vice President - Gaming, for Genting Berhad in Malaysia.
In this role he will again be responsible for the identification, development and establishment of new gaming opportunities in international jurisdictions. Other responsibilities include developing strategy, integration, synergies and cross marketing opportunities across the company’s entire portfolio of gaming assets – including Malaysia, the UK, Singapore, Macau and Star Cruises.
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 Neil Murphy,
Director of Development,
Sun International
Neil is responsible for Sun International’s development projects outside of Africa. Over the past few years primary focus has been the evolving legislative changes in the United Kingdom, Eastern Europe and Russia and the opportunities theywill present.
Neil has a wealth of experience in gaming development in the UK and internationally. He has held senior positions in the gaming industry for the last 14 years, and has made notable contributions to the expansion that the industry over the same period.
He started his gaming career at the leading spread betting firm City Index, part of the Intercapital private Group whilst at City Index Neil was part of the founding group that conceived and launched Blue Sq.com which was later sold to the Rank Group PLC. Neil has also held senior positions at Coral Eurobet and Victor Chandler International.
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 Anthony Novac,
CEO,
Trident Gaming
Anthony Novac When the first terrestrial casinos were licensed in the early 1990’s in Canada, Mr. Novac successfully represented 2 different casino management groups in their bids for management licenses in 4 provinces. Later, Mr. Novac developed Ontario’s first Charitable casino. In 1999 he jumped into the online gaming market developing and operating an online bingo site, developing the first wireless wagering platform, and later founded the industry’s first lobby group in Antigua. In 2001, Mr. Novac co-founded a company that developed one of the first betting exchanges. In 2005 he co-founded Trident Gaming which purchased Gamebookers, a European-facing sports book. After almost doubling margins, doubling the customer database and significantly improving earnings, Gamebookers was sold to Party Gaming in 2006. Mr. Novac currently is CEO of Trident Gaming which is an active investor in the online gaming space as well as a consultant on operational, corporate finance and M&A. Mr. Novac is also building a 55,000 square foot casino for Sonco Gaming in Calgary, Canada that will open in Autumn, 2007.
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 Charles Palmer,
Commercial Director,
Mfuse Ltd
Charles co-founded Mfuse in 2002 and is responsible for international sales, marketing and communication.
Prior to Mfuse, Charles worked within the interactive and new media sector, successfully developing media products and business growth for Icon Media Lab (Sweden) and Lost Boys Interactive Media (Netherlands). He started his career within the automotive industry, as a consultant for General Motors, Ford Design and Lotus Cars. Charles holds a Masters degree from Cranfield University, UK.
Mfuse are specialists in mobile gaming technology, providing cutting edge solutions to the online gaming and broadcast sectors. The technology is designed for mass participation mobile gaming and is supported globally over multiple network operators and mobile devices. Established in 2002, with headquarters in London and a technical support team based in Hong Kong, Mfuse continues to earn broad recognition for mobile gaming delivery and innovation.
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 Alan Pedley,
Principal Consultant,
Gaming Associates, Australia
Alan Pedley has been involved with advanced technology since the end of the 1970’s.
From April 1990 until December 1998 Alan was responsible for the development and regulation of all technology based gambling within the Northern Territory of Australia . He was a founding member of the (Australian and New Zealand) National Standards for Gaming Machine Regulation steering committee and working party. His industry knowledge, leadership and project management skills were a significant factor in the Northern Territory implementing Australia’s only on-time, on-budget wide-area gaming machine industry.
Under Alan’s management the Northern Territory established a world leading position for regulated interactive gambling with both bookmakers and casinos operating on-line by 1999, in a controlled regulated manner. Alan’s involvement ranged from detailed policy advice, advice relating to drafting notes for legislation and regulation, to total management of all technological aspects.
Alan was on the Racing & Gaming Authority executive management team, which devised world leading risk management based casino regulation, obviating the need for 24x7 government inspectorate presence in casinos.
Alan has been consulting since December 1998; providing services relating to information security, governance, compliance, and gambling regulation as it applies to technology gambling based gambling activities. Alan has consulted on projects for: TAB Limited, Global Gaming Services, BMM International, DMR Consulting (Australia), Kahnawake Gaming Commission, Northern Territory Department of Industries & Business (Racing & Gaming), Northern Territory Treasury, Pannell Kerr Forster (PFK), Pacific Casino Management, World Gaming Corporation, Singapore Pools, Tasman Gaming, The Ritz Club London, Jupiters Limited, BetWWTS, and others.
Alan’s expertise is long standing and highly regarded, he appeared as an expert witness before the Senate Select Committee into Australia’s Online Gambling Industries. The only consultant in the interactive gambling industry recognised as an expert by the Senate.
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 Brigid Simmonds,
CEO,
Business in Sport & Leisure
Brigid Simmonds is Chief Executive of the umbrella organisation Business In Sport and Leisure (BISL), which represents over 100 private sector commercial companies in the sports and leisure industry. Members of BISL listed on the London Stock Exchange have a combined market capitalisation in excess of £40 billion. BISL is active in talking to Government about liquor licensing law reform; gambling law reform; land-use planning and property; employment law; sport and public/private sector partnerships.
Brigid is the immediate past Chairman of the Tourism Alliance, a post she held from January 2005 to July 2006; which represents 46 different Trade Organisation and 200,000 businesses. In July 2005, she became Chairman of the CCPR, the umbrella organisation for 270 Governing Bodies of Sport and Voluntary Sports Organisations. She is a non executive Director of Quintus Public Affairs.
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Hilary Stewart-Jones,
Partner,
Berwin Leighton Paisner
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 Kieran Storan,
Partner - Business Assurance,
BDO Stoy Hayward
Kieran is a business assurance partner within BDO Stoy Hayward’s Betting and Gaming Unit who focuses primarily on providing audit and advisory services to the online gaming sector.
Kieran’s advisory work includes advising on growth strategies, international planning and corporate transactions and his clients include a number of emerging e-gaming businesses in addition to many of the major players in the betting and gaming industry, with geographical coverage of the UK, European and Far East markets.
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 David Szetela,
Chief Marketing Officer,
CyberArts
Mr. Szetela has over 25 years of experience in “high tech” sales and marketing leadership roles. He began his career as VP of Operations at MindCraft Inc., one of the earliest successful publishers of personal computer magazines, software and books. Next was a seven-year stint with Apple Computer, building and managing Apple’s developer services organizations, which included 3 years at Apple’s European headquarters in Paris. He then became European General Manager for a Ziff-Davis Publishing division. Returning to the U.S., Szetela presided over three start-ups: Paperless Technologies, docsonfile.com and Clix Marketing.
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 Justin Thouin,
VP-Casino,
Cryptologic
Justin Thouin is the Vice President of Casino at CryptoLogic Inc., and has been with the company since July 21, 2003. Mr. Thouin leads the strategic direction of CryptoLogic's Internet casino suite to ensure that the company continues to lead the market in innovation. He is responsible for player research to drive game development and for developing strategic partnerships with such top brands as Marvel, Bejeweled and Cubis. Prior to his tenure at CryptoLogic, Justin worked at Maple Leaf Foods, Canada's largest food company, in a variety of roles including consumer marketing, sales, and finance. Justin has a Commerce (Honours) degree from Queen's University in Kingston Ontario, a leading Canadian business school.
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 Andre Wilsenach,
CEO,
The Alderney Gambling Commission
André Wilsenach has been the CEO of the Alderney Gambling Control Commission, since 2002. This is an independent and non-political regulatory authority in the Channel Islands, established to license and regulate interactive gaming and betting in Alderney.
André is an economist by training, and worked for the Africa Institute of South Africa, the Development Bank of Southern Africa and Ernst &Young, South Africa from 1982 to 1994.
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