After postponing last year the KPMG eGaming summit is back in Gibraltar and we have teamed up with them to bring you an additional session for their guests and our community.
#WeAllWantToPlay is KPMG’s diversity initiative for the sector championed by Micky Swindale, a partner in KPMG’s global gaming team, who will be sharing the aims of this initiative, plus we will feature some of the startups and experts in the industry as special guests in an interactive Q&A
Join a breakfast session and networking in-person or online on 24th September at Sapphire Bar, Sunborn.
9:00 am Welcome Coffee & Breakfast
9:15 - 10:00 am Fireside Chat + Interactive Session + Q&A
10:00 - 10:30 am Networking
Micky is a partner at KPMG, where she has worked since 1997, initially in their Isle of Man practice then as Managing Director of their Gibraltar practice 2013 to 2015. She was appointed CEO of the KPMG Islands Group in October 2018, spanning a sub-region which includes the UK’s crown dependencies, Malta, Bermuda and the Caribbean.
She retains a focus on eBusiness – as organiser of the KPMG eGaming Summits since their inception in 2010, presenter of the Global Gaming Awards in London and Las Vegas since 2014, and a key member of KPMG’s global gaming team, she has developed expertise and relationships in the eGaming sector in particular.
Micky has been a champion for diversity, particularly gender diversity, since being appointed as the first female president of the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce in 2015. She leads KPMG’s diversity initiative for the gambling and betting sector #WeAllWantToPlay and has presented at several industry events, drawing upon KPMG’s extensive research in this area.
*Make sure to register your online ticket to watch the session live or in-person ticket to attend.
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Micky is a partner at KPMG, where she has worked since 1997, initially in their Isle of Man practice then as Managing Director of their Gibraltar practice 2013 to 2015, after which she returned to the Isle of Man as a partner.
She was appointed CEO of the KPMG Islands Group in October 2018, spanning a sub-region which includes the UK’s crown dependencies, Malta, Bermuda and the Caribbea…
Micky is a partner at KPMG, where she has worked since 1997, initially in their Isle of Man practice then as Managing Director of their Gibraltar practice 2013 to 2015, after which she returned to the Isle of Man as a partner.
She was appointed CEO of the KPMG Islands Group in October 2018, spanning a sub-region which includes the UK’s crown dependencies, Malta, Bermuda and the Caribbean.
Micky has been a champion for diversity, particularly gender diversity, since being appointed as the first female president of the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce in 2015. She leads KPMG’s diversity initiative for the gambling and betting sector #WeAllWantToPlay and has presented at several industry events, drawing upon KPMG’s extensive research in this area.
The KPMG Islands Group is committed to being an inclusive employer; 54% of our workforce and over a quarter of our leadership team are female.
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Valli’s first role in iGaming was in 2005 at Ivy Comptech, a subsidiary of Partygaming, now known as GVC. She finished her Masters in IT and International Business in 2009 before relocating to Gibraltar. While at University she worked with various NGOs to help rehabilitate Street Children in Southern India. Valli has founded Cobovec towards the end of 2019, after serving as Chief Product Officer in Pragmatic Solutions. She left her role to start Cobovec, the first of its kind in Gibraltar to custom develop software. Having a business of her own was always Valli’s goal and 2019 was the right time and Gibraltar was the right place for her to reach her goal.
Nicole Torres Byrne is a Supported Internship/Employment Coordinator at Gibraltar Department of Education, she facilitates assisted employment and work placements for young adults with disabilities.
Nicole successfully established Gibraltar’s first ever appropriate Supported Employment Services In a single year formalising the offer to young adults. She currently works to develop supported internship provision for young people in their last year of education. Nicole works diligently to expand these services and her work is key to the drive to increase the number of disabled people in employment in Gibraltar. In 2017 she was awarded the Learner of the Year award by the British Association for Supported Employment (BASE) graduation ceremony.
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