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[PHOTOS, VIDEOS] SIGMA’17: best moments

Nov 29, 2017 Anna Kiselova

From November 22 to 25, at Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta’ Qali, took place the main gambling event of Malta, SIGMA 2017. The SoftGamings team could not miss it, so here you are the highlights of the conference!

SIGMA’17 was fascinating: thousands of attendees, conferences, seminars, a startup pitch, award ceremonies and the famous SIGMA networking. Watch the best moments of the first and the second days of the event: For SoftGamings the conference was also eventful. Our experts held business discussions, got acquainted with the latest industry trends and spend time in informal settings of the events envisaged by the SIGMA organizers.

Some more photos from the event: conference and expo floor4 sigma

If you could not make it to the event but would like to discuss cooperation possibilities with SoftGamings, you can do it at ICE Totally Gaming, which will take place in London in February 2018 or by simply dropping us a line. Follow the updates! The most interesting news are ahead!

Anna Kiselova

Anna is the Head of Partnerships at SoftGamings, a leading iGaming developer in the world.

She is responsible for developing and executing strategic plans to maximise the software provider portfolio, solidifying the company’s reputation as a leading game solution provider.

She has a deep understanding of negotiations, business development, communication, and partner relations, and she always keeps her finger on the pulse of the latest industry innovations.

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