The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) has launched a revamped website that features an updated design and enhanced tools for its members. This rollout also includes a freshly designed corporate logo, which was initially unveiled at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention.
“Our members are central to our initiatives, prompting us to enhance the website for better usability and introduce new resources exclusively tailored for our members. This initiative aligns with our goal to progress the industry forward as a united network of global suppliers,” remarked AGEM President/CEO Daron Dorsey.
The redesigned platform now features a dedicated section for members that provides access to AGEM’s monthly meeting agendas, reports, and summaries. This section will undergo further enhancements over time, integrating additional contributions and services. Monthly reports will be archived within the platform for easy access.
AGEM is in the process of creating an upgraded member directory that will feature direct contact information alongside company names. A content-sharing tool is also in the works, allowing members to upload and access research materials, publications, and various resources. Furthermore, a calendar integration has been added to keep track of association events.
The website showcases AGEM’s new logo as part of a broader brand refresh. The revamped design portrays a modern visual identity. The arch element of the logo symbolizes the organization’s global operations and its role as a cohesive body representing gaming suppliers.
AGEM functions as an international trade association that advocates for manufacturers of electronic gaming devices, systems, lotteries, and related components. The association is actively involved in political advocacy, collaborates on trade events, and disseminates industry information as part of its mandate.
The organization and its members have engaged with regulatory authorities and participated in legislative initiatives relevant to gaming. These efforts aim to address operational challenges and foster favorable business environments across jurisdictions.
To explore AGEM membership opportunities, visit www.AGEM.org or email Allison McCoy at [email protected].