Salsa Technology's Lead Account Manager, Camila Alves, was born and raised in Florianópolis and will be leading the company’s commercial strategy during the event.
“It brings me great pleasure to see other capitals within Brasil become more involved with iGaming. An event like this emphasises our belief in the importance of bringing players in the sector closer to a diverse audience,” said Camila Alves.
Salsa are exhibiting its leading LatAm-ready iGaming solution on stand #23 where several highly experienced staff will be on hand to share more about the gaming platform, Salsa Omni, and content aggregator Salsa Gator, which has the largest library of LatAm focused games in the region, among other solutions.
“Our Latin American DNA and absolute focus on localisation gives us the necessary authority to help our customers and partners to expand or establish successful businesses in the region,” highlights Salsa's Head of Marketing & Communication, Eliane Nunes.
In addition to bringing a complete team of experts to the exhibition floor, Salsa will be very involved with the content agenda on September 12th afternoon where the conference is open to the public.
“Entering the Market: Steps to enter the Brazilian market”. This is the main panel theme that will feature Salsa's Lead Account Manager, Camila Alves, who, alongside Pay4Fun's Business Development Manager, Camilla Carvalho, will share insight on the importance of choosing the right platform and game content, payment methods, as well as the adoption of a localised strategy for the success of the operation.
In another session, Salsa's Head of Marketing and Communication will participate in a chat with the president of the Instituto Brasileiro Jogo Legal, Magnho José, on “Communication and Advertising in the Gaming Sector”. Specialised media, social media, B2B x B2C communication and reputation building are some of the topics that will be addressed.
On the morning of September 12th the program will be exclusively open to delegates and guests. There will be panels covering topics such as the potential of the Brazilian market, the paths for gaming regulation in the country and the real status of Sports Betting in Brazil.
Source: GMB
