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BMM Testlabs, the world’s best gaming testing laboratory and technical consultancy, hosted the NIGA Commissioner Certification Masters Class on October 24-26, 2018 at BMM headquarters in Las Vegas.
Director, Tribal Gaming, Jodi DiLascio commented, “BMM was very pleased to have the opportunity to partner with NIGA for this training. Developing and providing classes such as these help to ensure that Tribal Regulators have the tools and insight needed to successfully ensure the assets of their Tribal Gaming enterprise.”
The National Indian Gaming Association Seminar Series is a four-part certification program. The Master Class is the final class of the series, on this occasion it was lead by BMM’s Director, Technical Compliance, Peter Nikiper.
DiLascio continued, “BMM’s VP, Technical Compliance, Floyd Barroga delivered the NIGA Level 1 Leadership Alignment Workshop also this week, at the South Point Hotel and Casino. After the three-day class, we had the honor of assisting NIGA with presenting each participant with a certificate.”
DiLascio concluded, “BMM is committed to Tribal Regulatory education and we plan to continue hosting and assisting NIGA educational events. Events such as these help to ensure that Tribal Regulators have full access to further education, and are staying ahead of the technology curve for new gaming products. The NIGA Commissioner Certification Program is something BMM is very proud to participate in and we are thankful that NIGA chose our team of experts to provide the courses.”
about BMM
BMM is the longest established and most experienced private independent gaming certification lab in the world, providing professional technical and regulatory compliance services to the gaming industry since 1981.
At its core, BMM is a systems-expert company that has provided consulting for and tested many of the largest gaming networks and systems over the last 36 years. In addition, BMM has been successfully testing and certifying the full scope of Class III casino products for over two decades.
BMM authored the first set of independent gaming standards in 1992 and the first set of online gaming standards in 2001.
BMM employs some 325 people in 14 global locations and serves over 440 jurisdictions.
BMM’s world headquarters are in Las Vegas (USA), with offices in Mexico City (Mexico), Lima (Peru), Melbourne and Sydney (Australia), Singapore, Macau (SAR, China), Moncton (Canada), Buenos Aires (Argentina), Barcelona (Spain), Vienna (Austria), Bologna (Italy), Midrand (South Africa) and Bucharest (Romania).
For more information on BMM Testlabs, please visit bmm.com
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