Sunday, April 14, 2013

Pennsylvania Casino and Gaming Congress, April 2013, Philadelphia, PA

April 15 - April 16, 2013, Pennsylvania, US

Pennsylvania Gaming Congress

Loews Philadelphia Hotel, Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Casino and Gaming Conference Events

Monday, April 15, 

  • 5.00pm - 7.00pm - Gaming Conference Registration
  • 6.00pm - 8.00pm - "Top of the City" Welcome Cocktail, Welcoming Remarks with Peter Spirgel, Managing Shareholder, Flaster-Greenberg

Tuesday, April 16

  • 7.30am - 8.30am - Registration and the Continental Breakfast
  • 8.30am - 9.00am - Opening Keynote Address with Bill Ryan - Chairman, PGCB
  • 9.00am - 9.50am - All Busy on the Western Front. Western Pennsylvania, together with Northern Panhandle of West Virginia, has emerged as a $1.4 billion gaming market, an intensively competitive one at that. The competition has become even greater with the opening of Casinos and Racetrack Casinos in Ohio. In this session, operators from West Virginia and western Pennsylvania discuss the competitive landscape, their performance, their impact on the various jurisdictions, public policies, and what the future in Casino-Gaming industry holds.
    Moderators: Tami Bogutz Steinberg, Shareholder, Flaster-Greenberg
    Speakers: Fred Buro, Chief Marketing Officer, MTR Gaming, Sean Sullivan, General Manager, The Meadows, Rich Laudon, General Manager, Lady Luck Casino Nemacolin


  •  9.50am - 10.15am - Networking Break
  • 10.15am - 11.15am - The View from Wall Street, Five of the most respected voices on Wall Street, including investment bankers, equity analysts, and debt analysts, provide their opinions in the lively discussion of the Pennsylvania Casino and Gaming industry. They will discuss revenue performance vs. growth expectations, projections, saturation issues in the Philadelphia - greater Atlantic City market, the vacant licenses, possible sale of Sands Bethlehem, and other critical issues. They also will answer your questions.
    Moderators: Robert Heller, CEO, Spectrum Gaming Capital
    Speakers: Christopher E. Jones, Senior Equity Analyst - Gaming & Lodging, Telsey Advisory Group, John Maxwell, Managing Director, Jefferies & Company, Doug Stanger, Shareholder, Flaster/Greenberg, John Kempf, Gaming Analyst, RBC Capital Markets, Adam Steinberg, President, A.M. Steinberg Advisors


  • 11.15am - 12.15pm - Legislative and Regulatory Update (1.0 CLE Credit).
    While Pennsylvania’s Casino and Gaming industry continues to generate strong revenue, the expansion of Casino and Gaming events in neighboring states means that the Commonwealth cannot afford to be complacent with respect to this vital Gaming industry. Important issues concerning Casino and Gaming industry are at hand in Harrisburg. In this session, regulators, state officials and legislators discuss such matters as the privatization of the Pennsylvania Lottery, the response to neighboring competition, public policy, new technology, small games of chance, video poker and others subjects of timely importance.
    Moderator: Phil Kirchner, Shareholder, Flaster-Greenberg
    Speakers: Steven Geller, Shareholder, Greenspoon Marder, Peter Tartline, Executive Deputy Secretary – Governor’s Budget Office, Kevin O’Toole, Executive Director, PA Gaming Control Board, Matthew B. Levinson, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, NJ Casino Control Commission 


  • 12.15pm - 1.30pm - Keynote Luncheon, Dan Meuser, Secretary, Pennsylvania Department of Revenue


  • 1.30pm - 2.30pm - No. 2 in the USA ... Now What?
    Fueled by strong performances in the east, Pennsylvania has surpassed the state of New Jersey to become the second highest grossing Casino and Gaming state, trailing only Nevada. With the processes underway to award the final Casino and Gaming licenses, how will Pennsylvania continue to grow its Gaming industry that has become so vital to the Commonwealth? Do non-gaming amenities and hotels make sense? Can Pennsylvania operators weather the increasing competition from all neighboring states? Is regulatory change needed? Join Pennsylvania Casino and Gaming operators as they provide a critical outlook for the Casino and Gaming industry.
    Moderator: Joe Weinert, Senior Vice President, Spectrum Gaming Group
    Speakers: Greg Roselli, Senior Analyst - Gaming & Lodging, Chatham Asset Management, R. Douglas Sherman, Chief Counsel, PGCB, Michael Bean, General Manager, Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs, Jay Snowden, SVP Regional Operations, Penn National Gaming


  • 2.30pm - 3.00pm - Networking Break


  • 3.00pm - 5.00pm - The Philadelphia Story
    The competition for the second Casino license in Philadelphia is compelling, with six applicants vying for one of the great urban Casino and Gaming opportunities in the US. The proposals are as varied as the applicants themselves, and the ultimate location could impact visitation patterns in the state. In addition to convincing the Pennsylvania Casino and Gaming Control Board, the applicants are trying to win in the court of public opinion. In this session, each of the six applicants is invited to give a 15 minute presentation of why their proposed Casino is best for Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.
    Moderators: Nicholas J. Hadgis,Ph.D., Dean, School of Hospitality Management, Widener University

Presenting Companies:
Market East Associates: Market 8, PHL Local Gaming, LLC: Casino Revolution, Tower Entertainment, LLC: The Provence, Stadium Casino, LLC: Live! Hotel and Casino, Wynn PA, Inc.: Wynn Philadelphia, PA Gaming Ventures, LLC: Hollywood Casino Philadelphia

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