Bill Kearney
Massachusetts ‘GAMING’ Future
Question - How many times does the American Gaming Association (AGA) senior vice president for public affairs, Sara Rayme, and other employees/members gamble in casinos?
Answer - None
Las Vegas Sun - May 27, 2014 - Campaign launched to promote benefits of casino gaming
WASHINGTON — Tired of negative stereotypes and high taxes, one of gaming’s most prominent trade associations is going on the offensive.
The American Gaming Association is launching an aggressive campaign today aimed at promoting gaming’s positive benefits for the growing number of communities hosting casinos.
“I think the companies do an excellent job at telling their own story,” said Sara Rayme, AGA’s senior vice president for public affairs. “But from the association’s perspective, we need to tell the full picture of what gaming means to communities and the economic impact that it has.”
So AGA is throwing “significant resources” in the “high six to seven figures” into its “Get to Know Gaming” campaign.
Read more: http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/may/27/campaign-launched-promote-benefits-casino-gaming/
WASHINGTON — Tired of negative stereotypes and high taxes, one of gaming’s most prominent trade associations is going on the offensive.
The American Gaming Association is launching an aggressive campaign today aimed at promoting gaming’s positive benefits for the growing number of communities hosting casinos.
“I think the companies do an excellent job at telling their own story,” said Sara Rayme, AGA’s senior vice president for public affairs. “But from the association’s perspective, we need to tell the full picture of what gaming means to communities and the economic impact that it has.”
So AGA is throwing “significant resources” in the “high six to seven figures” into its “Get to Know Gaming” campaign.
Read more: http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2014/may/27/campaign-launched-promote-benefits-casino-gaming/
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