The SBC Summit North America powered by an improved version of SBC Connect+, the event app dedicated to the event, will host a record breaking 3,500 industry experts, and some of North America’s most recognizable brands as they share knowledge about the booming iGaming industry and sports betting in North America.
The event begins with a pre-day limited-capacity conference on May 9 that will include the Player Protection Symposium and Compliance tracks. The main exhibition and conference takes place from May 10-11 in New Jersey at the Meadowlands Exposition Center. It will feature a vibrant exhibit hall, a conference agenda led by experts, and countless networking opportunities.
The SBC Summit North America attendees will have access to 60 exhibiting operators and affiliates. These include Bet365 Partners and Betegy as well as Catena Media and Continent8, IGT PlayDigital and Key Affiliates. Kinectify, Sportradar and White Hat Gaming will also be showcasing services and offerings.
The agenda will cover a wide range of topics, including technological innovation, state by state regulations, and marketing strategies. The core conference agenda’s far-reaching scope will take place over 5 stages and 10 dedicated tracks, including iGaming Americas, Sports Betting Product, Marketing/Affiliates, and Emerging tech that will host the First Pitch start-up competition.
The event will feature exclusive keynotes from Frank Abagnale, a cybersecurity expert and fraud prevention specialist who inspired Steven Spielberg to write “Catch Me If You Can”, Matt King, the CEO of Fanatics Betting and Gaming, Jan Jones Blackhurst, a board member at Caesars Entertainment Corporation, Barry Gibson, the Chairman of Entertain, and Bill Miller, the President & CEO of the American Gaming Association.
Over 300 speakers will also be present, including Rhea Loney, Chief Compliance Officer at BetMGM, E. Sequoyah Simermeyer, National Indian Gaming Commission Chairman, Jennifer Matthews, Vice President of Brand Marketing at FanDuel, and Stephen Krombolz, SVP of Business Development at Tipico.
“SBC Summit North America always focused on the future, and how the industry could be innovative despite restrictive regulation.” It’s exciting that sports betting is now legal in the majority of US states as we approach the fifth anniversary since the Supreme Court overturned PASPA. We can start conversations early about iGaming entry and launch strategies, said SBC CEO Rasmus SOJMAR.
Our speakers, exhibitors, and sponsors have proven that innovative approaches, cutting edge products, and unwavering commitment to improvement can help you drive growth. There’s lots for our attendees discover.”
The summit will provide attendees with ample networking opportunities, whether on the exhibition floor during the day or at the evening events in New York City. Daytime events include the Global Gaming Women Breakfast and African Americans In Gaming.
The evenings will be a great time to meet new and old leads. Attendees can do this in a relaxed setting by attending the pre-registration drinks at Magic Hour Rooftop Bar & Lounge Moxy Times Square on May 9, the official party held at Slate NYC (also hosting the Sports Betting Hall of Fame) and the closing party hosted at Versa NYC on May 11.
Tickets are also available for the lavish SBC Summit North America Awardsceremony hosted by Meredith Marakovits. She is the New York Yankees clubhouse reporter of the YES Network. The New York Hilton Midtown will host the ceremony on May 11, which is a great opportunity to honor the best operators, affiliates, and suppliers in the industry.
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SBC will provide hourly shuttles to transport guests between Midtown Manhattan, and the Meadowlands Exposition Center from May 10-11. Special services are available for evening networking events. You can find more information about the shuttles, including a timetable.
Tickets for the awards ceremony, conference and exhibition can be purchased through the official website. Groups of three or more can save $100 on a two-day event pass.
