Indigenous Gaming Collaboration Introducing Tribal Bond Project at Exhibition Event
Casino Networking Event at Indian Gaming Tradeshow
Get ready for an exciting networking opportunity at the upcoming Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention in San Diego! The Indian Gaming Association is introducing a brand new initiative called TribalBond, designed to bring together tribal gaming casino executives with solution providers.
This year's convention, happening March 31-April 3, will see the launch of this program which employs a speed networking format, ensuring personalized and interactive experiences for all participants. Frances Alvarez, a veteran in the tribal gaming industry, will lead TribalBond with her extensive experience of over 24 years in the sector. Alvarez has held roles such as the Tribal Gaming Protection Network chairwoman, National Native American Hall of Fame president, and gaming commissioner for the Wilton Rancheria Gaming Commission. Through her firm, Rezonate LLC, she focuses on shaping conversations around tribal relations.
Ernie Stevens Jr., Chairman of the Indian Gaming Association, explained the reason behind launching TribalBond, saying, "We aim to offer the best possible experience to foster meaningful connections and support tribal communities. This program is set to revolutionize the way tribal gaming innovates."
TribalBond is primarily designed to cater to the needs of tribal casino executives, working to forge connections between operators and solution providers. The structured meeting sessions enable attendees to build valuable relationships, share insightful tidbits, and explore fresh opportunities. Special attention will be given to educating solution providers about effective engagement strategies within the tribal gaming industry.
The speed networking format adopted by TribalBond allows participants to optimize their time at the tradeshow, building professional connections. The 2025 event will feature five rounds of speed networking, scheduled for April 2-3. Attendees joining the TribalBond program will receive additional benefits to enhance their experiences and foster their professional growth.
Frances Alvarez, excited about leading TribalBond, shared her goals for the program: "My mission is to support the tribal gaming community by connecting them with innovative products and insights to optimize their operations and communities. Additionally, I will offer solution providers the necessary knowledge and tools to establish lasting, meaningful partnerships within Indian Country. The response to TribalBond has been overwhelmingly positive from the tribal gaming community."
Keep an eye on the Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention and brace yourselves for this groundbreaking initiative! With TribalBond, the collaboration between tribal gaming executives and solution providers is set to reach new heights.
- The Indian Gaming Association's new initiative, TribalBond, will debut at the upcoming Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention in San Diego, aiming to maximize connections between tribal gaming casino executives and solution providers.
- In 2025, the Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention will feature five rounds of speed networking as part of the TribalBond program, allowing participants to rezonate professionally and establish valuable connections quickly.
- Frances Alvarez, a veteran in the tribal gaming industry, is leading TribalBond and intends to utilize her expertise to help tribal gaming communities, by linking them with innovative products and insights for optimizing their operations and communities.
- Through TribalBond, solution providers will be educated on effective engagement strategies within the tribal gaming industry and offered the chance to forge lasting, meaningful partnerships within the community.
- The TribalBond program is set to revolutionize the tribal gaming industry by fostering meaningful connections and supporting tribal communities, ultimately aiming to optimize business operations through technology and finance.
