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National Center for Responsible Gaming

Established in 1996, the NCRG is an organization that supports education and funding for problem gambling research. The group is dedicated to helping understand and address gambling disorders.

Address
900 Cummings Center
Suite 216-U
Beverly, Massachusetts 01915-6182
United States

Main Phone:

(978) 338-6610

Fax:

(978) 552-8452

Websites:

www.ncrg.org
www.slideshare.net/ncrg

Social Media:

Past Events

7-9 June 2022

North American Gaming Regulators Association (NAGRA) Annual Conference 2022

Portland, Maine

28 October 2021

National Center for Responsible Gaming (NCRG) 22nd Annual Conference on Gambling and Addiction

13-14 October 2019

National Center for Responsible Gaming (NCRG) 20th Annual Conference on Gambling and Addiction

Las Vegas, Nevada

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Personnel
Alan M. Feldman Chairman	Thomas A. Jingoli Director
William S. Boyd President Emeritus	Mark Vander Linden Director
Phil Satre President	Mark Lipparelli Director
Christine Reilly Secretary and Treasurer	Kathleen M. Scanlan Director
Bo Bernhard Director	Kate Spilde Director
Jonathan S. Halkyard Director	Andrew Zarnett Director

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National Center for Responsible Gaming News

Global Gaming Expo recognized for commitment to responsible gaming

2 Oct 2019

Global Gaming Expo was honored Thursday night with the Do-Gooder Award for G2E’s philanthropic partnership with the National Center for Responsible Gaming. read more »

Wynn Resorts' Board of Directors names Phil Satre Chairman

7 Nov 2018

Satre, an independent director who joined the Board in August 2018 as Vice Chairman, succeeds D. Boone Wayson who is retiring from the Board. read more »

AGA hosts Responsible Gaming Education Week event in Boston

9 Aug 2018

The event highlighted AGA’s updated Code of Conduct, the Responsible Gaming Collaborative and the inroads Massachusetts has made prioritizing innovative and expansive responsible gaming initiatives. read more »

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