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September/October 2016 // PUBLIC GAMING INTERNATIONAL //

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Who is advocating with a singular voice

for those values and interests which are

shared by all lotteries? Who is monitor-

ing gaming legislation and court cases

that impacts us all? How do we counter

all the publicity of other gaming sectors

with positive publicity for Lottery? Could

our industry benefit if we had a national

government affairs and PR effort? Is it

time for a national branding campaign?

How can we connect with and forge a

more positive relationship with retailer

stakeholders and associations; any Silver

Bullet to defuse NACS opposition or oth-

erwise overcome that obstacle?

Moderator:

May Scheve Reardon

, Executive Director,

Missouri Lottery; President of the

North American Association of State

& Provincial Lotteries

Panelists:

Gerry Aubin

, Executive Director,

Rhode Island Lottery

Byron Boothe

, Vice President Government

Relations, INTRALOT

Jon Clontz

, Chief Executive Officer,

Wyoming Lottery Corporation

Vernon Kirk

, Executive Director,

Delaware Lottery

Chip Polston

, Kentucky Lottery Corporation

Terry Rich

, Chief Executive Officer,

Iowa Lottery

Update on MUSL Agenda and

Initiatives

—Bret Toyne, Executive Director,

Multi-state Lottery Association

Global Gaming Update

Rebecca Hargrove, President & Chief

Executive Officer,

Tennessee Education Lottery Corp.;

Senior Vice President, World Lottery

Association (WLA)

3:00 pm:

Coffee Break

PANEL DISCUSSION:

The Impact of Daily Fantasy Sports,

Pokémon GO, and other pop game

phenoms on the broader games-of-

chance industry and Lottery

How might popular new games impact

Lottery?  And even if the short-term

impact on lottery spend is not significant,

how might it reshape the play-styles of

the twenty-somethings who we expect to

become lottery players in their thirties and

forties?  How can we ensure that Lottery

retains its appeal to consumers whose

game-playing options have increased and

changed so dramatically over the past

few years? Too, as online gaming in other

forms increases in popularity and accept-

ability, won’t that cause legislators to look

more favorably on Lottery’s need to make

its products available online? Are there

game attributes (that comply with Lottery

random logic) of these new games that

can be applied to Lottery?

Moderator:

(TBA)

Panelists:

(Further Panelists TBA)

Larry Loss

, Executive Vice President,

Iowa Lottery

Shan Daniels

, Chief Brand Manager,

Florida Lottery

Rick Weil

, Chief Executive Officer,

Innova Gaming Group/Diamond Game

4:00 pm:

Award Ceremonies

Lottery Industry Statesman Award

In Memory of Arch Gleason, Formerly

President and CEO of the Kentucky Lottery;

President of the World Lottery Association;

President or Chairs of all the offices of

NASPL and MUSL

Major Peter J. O’Connell Lottery Industry

Lifetime Achievement Award

Tracey Cohen

, Interim Executive Director,

D.C. Lottery and Charitable Gaming

Control Board

Carole Hedinger

, Executive Director,

New Jersey Lottery

Vernon Kirk

, Executive Director,

Delaware Lottery

5:00 pm to 7:00 pm:

Reception

Spa Terrace

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

8:00 to 9:00 am:

Continental Breakfast

Promenade B South

9:00 am: SPECIAL SESSION

Presentations on Retail Modernization

to be followed by Interactive Discussion

Modernizing the Lottery at Retail:

Retail is reinventing itself for the modern

consumer. CPG (Consumer Packaged

Goods) companies are helping them do

it, and we can’t expect them to look out

for our interests. Lottery needs to take

the leadership role in this paradigm shift

that will end up re-positioning the way

products and services are sold at retail.

Too, “convenience” has become the

modern consumers’ priority. That that

will give rise to a new generation of 21st

century convenience stores which should

represent an opportunity for Lottery.  How

can Lottery apply digital technology to

enhance the player experience, how can

Lottery create more co-promotions to help

retailers achieve their own goals to sell

more and drive store-traffic, and how can

Lottery otherwise align with the modern-

ization of the retail shopping experience? 

Moderator:

Gary Gonder

, Chief Branding Officer,

Missouri Lottery

Panelists:

Michelle Carney

, Vice President,

Marketing, IGT

Tracey Cohen

, Interim Executive Director,

D.C. Lottery and Charitable Gaming

Control Board

Tom Dolan

, District Sales Manager,

Florida Lottery

Gregory Smith

, Executive Director,

Vermont Lottery

12:30 pm:

Luncheon and Reception

Spa Terrace