A number of affiliate industry leaders will be present at CasinoBeats Malta 2020, taking place next month. The event will be held at the InterContinental Malta from 24-26 March.
This will be the second annual version of the event, following a successful debut last year.
Key sessions
Natural Intelligence CEO Jonathan Edelshaim will form part of the Affiliate Leaders Panel, alongside KaFe Rocks CEO Tim Tepass.
Joining them will be Marcos Oliveira, Chief Affiliate Officer for Clever Advertising Group. Catena Media‘s Deputy CEO, Johannes Bergh, completes the list.
Delegates can also gain useful information from Expert Insight: Acquisition & Personalisation. Assaf Stieglitz, CEO of Odds1x2.com, will be on the panel with Melanie Hainzer – CMO of Wildz Casino. They’ll look at acquisition and retention tactics for both operators and affiliates.
Regulation is a major talking point right now. So, Affiliates: Navigating the Compliance Minefield will be of interest. Rightlander CEO Ian Sims will be on the panel, as will Harald Pia – CEO of Agetare.
A strong industry presence
At CasinoBeats Malta, over 1,500 industry members are expected to be present. There will be a total of 150 expert speakers, plus an exhibition.
Multiple Malta-based operators will be at the event. These include Betsson, LeoVegas and Kindred Group.
Meanwhile, entrepreneur Molly Bloom will be hosting a poker invitational – titled Molly’s Malta Game.
Stewart Darkin, Managing Director for CasinoBeats, believes that the event will be fulfilling for all in attendance. His thoughts are as follows.
“Malta is the international centre of excellence for iGaming operators,” he said.
Darkin continued: “We’ve designed this event to cater to their needs, whether they be discovering business opportunities, sharing best practice or learning about the latest developments in the industry.
“As well as providing a relaxed setting for them to talk business with innovative affiliates, CasinoBeats Malta features a heavyweight agenda and speaker line-up that will ensure household names and challenger brands alike gain some valuable new perspectives on the market.”
