Key Takeaways
- The SGA and ISGC have merged to form the International Social Gaming Association (ISGA).
- The new organization will inform and educate public, industry and policy makers about the industry.
- Regulators’ interest in social gaming has been increasing as boundaries between social gaming and gambling have become unclear.
A new organization, the International Social Games Association (ISGA), has been formed by the merger of the Social Gaming Association (SGA) and International Social Games Coalition (ISGC).
The boards of the two organizations will combine to create an enlarged leadership team with Luc Delany appointed as CEO, and Paul Mathews as Chairman.
