BMM at Indian Gaming 2010 in San Diego
NIGA Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Conference, San Diego, April 7-10 2010

BMM Compliance, the world’s first independent gaming test lab, announced today a successful Indian Gaming show in San Diego from April 8-10.

Once again BMM had a strong presence at the show, as well as participating in several panels and hosting a seminar on Rules for Rule Making.

Richard Williamson, BMM's SVP of Regulatory Services, said “The Indian Gaming Show hosted by NIGA is the most important trade show and conference for Tribal Gaming. The large turnout of exhibitors across every sector of gaming is focused entirely on tribal gaming needs as well as the wide variety of seminars, which address many issues facing tribes today. This show, along with the other key Tribal Gaming shows throughout the year, provides an opportunity for tribal gaming commissions, regulators and operators to gain valuable strategic and educational information on their industry - an industry that now represents over half of all gaming in North America.”

Mr. Williamson hosted the BMM seminar on Rules and Rule Making which featured distinguished panelists Todd Papineau, Executive Director of the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Gaming Commission, John Roberts, Esq., Executive Director at San Pasqual Gaming Commission since 2006 and Sharon House, Esq., advisor to several tribal entities in Wisconsin and California.

Williamson continued, “BMM is proud to exhibit, take part and to participate in assisting Tribal Gaming to move forward into the next phase of growth and prosperity that will undoubtedly follow these tough economic times. We look forward to being here again next year.”

BMM Compliance was established in 1981 and provides product testing, certification, consultation and technical expertise to the global gaming industry.
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