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AGEM more than doubles membership inside a year
The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) has approved a new slate of officers that includes Thomas A. Jingoli (Senior Director of Compliance & Legal Administration for Konami Gaming) as President.
Jingoli, previously AGEM's Treasurer, will serve a two-year term. One-year terms were also approved for: Vice President Orrin Edidin (President, WMS); Treasurer Mark Lerner (Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Bally Technologies); Secretary Seamus McGill (Chief Operating Officer, Aristocrat Americas); General Counsel Neil H. Friedman (Associate General Counsel, IGT).
"I am honoured to take over as AGEM's President during a time of dynamic growth and expansion within the organisation," Jingoli said. "It's interesting to have the ‘big five' slot companies represented among Officers, but we are all absolutely committed to working with all of members to further the interests of all gaming suppliers around the world."
AGEM's Board of Directors also approved the membership of Las Vegas-based Global Gaming Group (G3), a game content designer, bringing the AGEM membership total to 68.
"AGEM had 32 members just 10 months ago, so we have new companies and new ideas flowing in from all four corners of the globe. It's an exciting time," Jingoli said.
