Indian Gaming in 2018: Legislative and Policy Issues in the U.S.
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Indian Gaming in 2018: Legislative and Policy Issues in the U.S.
October 08, 2018, 1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
Sands Expo & Convention Center - Titian 2301
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- English
There is no lack of topics with regard to gaming. Under the umbrella of sports betting,
is the development of a regulatory framework, the use of mobile for Tribes, State legislation and Tribal compacts. Fantasy sports will look to grow their position post-PASPA. Will the SCOTUS decision pave the way? The administration has a new Assistant Secretary at Interior and the NIGC could be facing a leadership change-what will these changes in the Administration mean for Indian country? Yet with all that hangs in the balance, will there be movement on the Hill or will the action primarily come at the State level? At the table and driving the discussion is the strategic work of these seasoned panelists.
Contributors
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Moderator
Managing Partner
Spirit Rock Consulting
Aurene Martin is the President of Spirit Rock Consulting, Inc., and a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. She has extensive...
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Partner
Barnes & Thomburg
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Executive Director
National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA)
Jason Giles has been the executive director of the National Indian Gaming Association since 2012. Prior to his appointment, Giles served the NIGA as...
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Partner
Mapetsi Policy Group
John Harte is a partner in the Mapetsi Policy Group and citizen of the San Felipe Pueblo. Before forming Mapetsi, John served as Policy Director for...
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President
Red Maple Consulting
Pete Kirkham is the president and founder of Red Maple Consulting, a government affairs and political strategy firm. He has over 20 years experience...
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Partner
Pipestem Law
Session Type
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- Program
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Panel Session
Categories
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- Track
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Tribal Gaming