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Indian Gaming Association (IGA)

Created in 1985, NIGA is a nonprofit trade association that promotes the economic, political, and social interests of American Indians through its legislative and educational endeavors. The organization is an important resource concerning Indian gaming matters.

Address
224 Second Street Southeast
Washington, District of Columbia 20003-1943
United States

indiangaming.org

questions@indiangaming.org

Main Phone:

(202) 546-7711

Main Phone:

(619) 884-3620

Fax:

(202) 546-1755

Upcoming and Past Events

30 March - 2 April 2026

Indian Gaming 2026 Tradeshow & Convention

San Diego, California

8-10 September 2025

Indian Gaming Association (IGA) 2025 Mid-Year Conference & Expo

Prior Lake, Minnesota

2-3 April 2025

DigitalPlay Summit 2025

San Diego, California

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Personnel
David Bean Chairman	Danielle Her Many Horses Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel
Debbie Thundercloud Chief of Staff	Mary Charlotte Grayson Tradeshow Coordinator
Jason Giles Executive Director	Mimi Hoang Reception and Website Administrator
Maria Ferguson Office Manager	Vanessa Little Executive Assistant
Angelica Molina Business Manager

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Indian Gaming Association (IGA) News

Statement from the IGA on need for action to address illegal prediction market gambling

16 Dec 2025

The statement regards the urgent need for Congressional action to address illegal sports betting conducted through so-called “prediction markets. read more »

Honoring the legacy of Ernie Stevens Jr.

11 Oct 2025

The American Gaming Association, in partnership with the Indian Gaming Association, held a remembrance on Monday at G2E in Las Vegas to honor the late Chairman Ernest L. Stevens, Jr., who passed away suddenly on 26 September. read more »

Indian Gaming Association announces sudden passing of Chairman Ernie Stevens, Jr.

26 Sep 2025

For more than two decades, as Chairman of IGA, he never wavered from the mission of advancing tribal government gaming and strengthening tribal sovereignty. read more »

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