Seton Hall Law School, a recognized leader in compliance education for regional, national, and global companies, will introduce its first Gaming, Compliance, and Integrity Bootcamp at Seton Hall University, Newark, New Jersey, March 9-11.
The core objective of this bootcamp is to provide high-quality and robust legal, compliance, and ethics education to professionals working or looking to work in the gaming space, as well as law students aspiring to practice in the field.
Attendees will examine gaming-related laws and regulations alongside other compliance, ethics and integrity officers, legal counsel, gaming consultants and regulatory professionals. The bootcamp will:
- Enhance understanding of how to foster an ethical business culture
- Expand knowledge of the history, structure and future of the gaming industry
- Teach key aspects of U.S. and E.U. gaming regulatory frameworks
- Share specific tools and best practices to prevent, detect, and mitigate corruption and fraud in gaming
- Increase the ability to identify, scrutinize, and address behaviors that may be unlawful or unethical
- Explore techniques and best practices for addressing gambling addiction and promoting responsible gambling
- Promote best practices for ensuring sports integrity
- Further professional growth of gaming compliance officers and compliance as a profession
The faculty and speaker list includes:
- Marc Edelman, Professor of Law, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, City University of New York
- Jacob Elberg, Associate Professor of Law, Seton Hall Law School
- Sarah Devlin, Assistant US Attorney, USAO – New Jersey
- Dennis Drazin, Partner, Drazin & Warsaw and Operator of Monmouth Park Racetrack
- Michael Fries, Vice President, Regulatory Affairs & Deputy Chief Compliance Officer, Scientific Games Corporation.
- Timothy Goldsmith, Partner, Assurance, Ernst & Young, LLP
- Jeremy Kleiman, Member, Saiber
- Kate Lowenhar-Fisher, Member and Gaming & Hospitality Practice Group Chair, Dickinson Wright
- Martin Lycka, Director of Regulatory Affairs, GVC Holdings and Trustee of GVC Foundation US
- David Opderbeck, Professor of Law, Co-Director, Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology, Seton Hall Law
- William J. Pascrell, III, Partner, Princeton Public Affairs Group and Trustee of GVC Foundation US
- Louis Rogacki, Deputy Director, New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
- Jake Williams, Vice President, Legal & Regulatory Affairs, Sportradar
“The bootcamp provides an opportunity for seasoned professionals and industry newcomers to become fully integrated in the regulations and nuances of the overall gaming sector,” said Dennis Drazin, Monmouth Park CEO and a member of Seton Hall Law’s Sports, Gaming & Hospitality Law Advisory Board.
For more information, visit law.shu.edu/compliance/bootcamp/index.cfm
