The SBC Summit Lisboa will officially begin this Tuesday (24), at the Lisbon International Fair and the MEO Arena, bringing together 25,000 participants in an event full of presentations from the gambling sector.
Thus, the meeting will last until Thursday (26). Breakout and keynote sessions will focus on improving brand performance, sharing innovative business strategies, providing practical insights and exploring the complexities of key industry sectors.
Details of the SBC Summit Lisbon 2024
With 13 presentations scheduled over the three days of the event, covering crucial areas such as sports betting, iGaming, affiliation, player protection and much more, the SBC Summit seeks to offer relevant information in each session.
Rasmus Sojmark, CEO and founder of SBC, said: “Barcelona showed how much our main event has grown. In 2024, we’re excited to bring you to Lisbon – a city and a location that is more than ready to welcome our incredible participants.”
“So this expansion is something we’re very proud of, and we’ve done everything we can to make it a VIP experience for everyone. With key industry leaders in attendance, exceptional content, and an impressive lineup of exhibitors, we’ve made it simple for ensure a smooth experience for participants”, he concluded.
SBC Awards 2024
Now in its eleventh year, the SBC Awards continues to celebrate the best in the betting and gaming industry. Thus recognizing the achievements of operators, affiliates and suppliers in areas such as payments, marketing, platforms and data.
This is because the highly coveted awards are an annual industry-awaited milestone, providing an opportunity to celebrate exceptional achievements with colleagues in a stunning setting.
Therefore, the SBC Awards 2024 will feature 39 categories: 12 for Operator, 3 for Affiliate, 18 for Supplier, 3 for Supplier, in addition to 3 Payment and Compliance awards.
Therefore, the ceremony, which will include moments of fun and networking opportunities, will be held at MEO Arena, on the last day of the SBC Summit.
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