Anthony Ball, Aristocrat Gaming’s General Manager, Government & Industry Relations ANZ/APAC, has recently gained a new title to add to his resume. The Gaming Technologies Association (GTA) recently revealed that announced that Ball has been appointed as the organization’s Board Chair, with the Vice Chair position going to Cameron Louis, the Managing Director at Aruze Gaming Australia.
The GTA made this announcement at the Australasian Gaming Expo, held at ICC Sydney from August 9 to August 11. Bell replaces Adrian Halpenny, who had occupied the Chair position for over nine years.
Ball commented on his new appointment, saying he was honoured to have been chosen.
“Our association has a well thought out plan for how it can contribute to the long-term wellbeing of gaming technology and supplier companies, venues, and all that have a stake in our industry,” he shared.
“We will work energetically to deliver our agenda, which includes increasing stakeholder understanding of our industry, supporting efficient, balanced, and effective rules and regulation; promoting technology as an enabler of responsible gameplay; encouraging innovation to meet the player and customer (venue) needs; and representing the interests of technology companies while contributing to gaming industry advocacy more broadly”, he added.
The 32nd edition of the AGE attracted over 7000 delegates across its 3-day run and included discussions and presentations on topics such as cashless gaming, staffing, and marketing. The convention floor featured over 200 exhibitors offering trade and tech demos.
Vinesh Patel, the CEO of the GTA lauded the event as a success, saying,
“AGE strives to deliver a bigger and better show year on year for all our stakeholders. With a core focus on technology and the sustainability of the gaming industry, we believe 2022 has delivered maximum value and a satisfying experience for visitors, exhibitors, and sponsors.”
