A successful event for the iGaming leader as Play’n GO brought a rush of entertainment to Next Summit: Valletta 2024.
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More than 5,000 delegates descended on the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta last week for Next Summit: Valletta 2024, with over 40 Play’n GO representatives at the show.
But the main attraction was a visit from the MoneyGram HaasF1 Team. An exclusive Q&A with Team Principal Ayao Komatsu who joined Chief Commerical Officer Magnus Olsson was held for Play’n GO clients, friends and colleagues.
The next day saw drivers Nico Hülkenberg and Kevin Magnussen took to the stage along with Sky Sports F1's Natalie Pinkham, who discussed everything from the importance of teamwork, how they juggle work and family and their new playlists on Play'n GO Music. This was a great opportunity to delve into the connections between both industries with a drive to entertain in regulated markets.
Some Play’n GO faces also appeared on important panels throughout the event including Director of CSR, Vanessa Arenram who appeared on a panel around ESG; a landmark as the first time there's been an ESG track at Next: Valletta. Read more here.
Paresh Rughani, our Head of Compliance discussed, ‘The State of Play of Gaming in Finland’, and our Head of Regional Marketing, Tara Alvarez Garcia moderated a panel on ‘Navigating the Dynamics of B2B Marketing in the Global iGaming Industry: Challenges, Trends and Talent’.
Ebba Arnred, CMO of Play’n GO reflected on the success of the event:
"As a marketing professional, it is very satisfying to see my team delivering on our strategy, with perfect alignment and a high level of energy. There were many moving parts that came together according to plan, I could not be happier with my team and with our partners."
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