Scientific Games Corporation took part in Georgia Manufacturing Day at the state capitol in Atlanta on March 4, joining Governor Nathan Deal and other representatives from the state’s growing manufacturing industry. Scientific Games designs and produces 98 percent of the Georgia Lottery’s instant games and also provides marketing, promotional and distribution services for the Georgia Lottery, which ranks second in the world for instant game per capita sales, according to La Fleurs Lottery World.
John Schulz, senior vice president of Global Instant Products for Scientific Games, said, “As a global manufacturer of one of the world’s most popular consumer products, Scientific Games’ largest lottery manufacturing and technology operation is based right here in Alpharetta, Georgia. Georgia Manufacturing Day brings us all together to share information on technology, manufacturing best practices and the great workforce we have here in Georgia. Governor Deal’s ‘Buy from Georgia’ proclamation demonstrates a true commitment to the manufacturing companies in the state.”
Scientific Games, the world’s largest supplier of instant lottery games, a $78 billion global industry, launched the first secure instant lottery game in 1974. More than 1,100 employees work at the company’s largest lottery manufacturing center and lottery technology headquarters, based in Alpharetta. Scientific Games operates four other global manufacturing facilities.
The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance, a statewide organization dedicated to support, promote and grow Georgia manufacturing, sponsored Georgia Manufacturing Day.
