VIXIO GamblingCompliance is delighted to officially open nominations for the seventh annual Global Regulatory Awards. VIXIO is looking to build on the success of last year’s awards, for which a record number of nominations were received. VIXIO will introduce a new category, Outstanding Contribution to Safer Game Design, and enhance some of the most popular awards, bringing the number of categories this year to 21.
Nominations will officially close on May 26, 2023, meaning potential nominees have around three months to get their entries in. Submitting a nomination is free, quick and more accessible than ever before and is open to industry newcomers and veterans alike.
Since their launch in 2017, the independently adjudicated Global Regulatory Awards have become the biggest of their kind, recognising and celebrating those who demonstrate excellence in responsible gambling and are growing in importance as the industry moves towards a more robust culture of compliance. Winning a prestigious award is a sign of excellence and can enhance your reputation as a leader in compliance and safer gambling.
Mike Woolfrey, VIXIO CEO, said: “VIXIO is proud to provide a platform to showcase the great work within the gambling industry. We continue to be delighted by the record number of high-quality nominations we receive each year, meaning winning an award demonstrates dedication towards regulatory compliance and safer gambling. We are lucky to work with an independent panel of judges of talented industry experts, ensuring that every individual or team has an equal opportunity for recognition.”
This year’s VIXIO GamblingCompliance Global Regulatory Awards ceremony will be held on November 29, 2023, and we will be returning to the prestigious De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms in Central London, the site of the 2022 ceremony where more than 350 senior industry professionals joined VIXIO to celebrate the achievements of that year’s star-studded class of winners.
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