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2023 Symposium on Competition Manipulation and Gambling in Sport registration table.
The IBIA sponsor booth.
Clearspeed’s sponsor booth.
Richard McLaren, O.C., CEO, MGSS explores the scale and complexity of competition manipulation in sport.
Jeremy Luke, CCES president and CEO, sets the stage for the symposium, highlighting its goals and desired outcomes.
Jean-François Reymond, IBIA, presenting how athlete education is the cornerstone to tackling match fixing.
Michael Copeland, Woodbine Entertainment, master of ceremonies for the symposium.
“The Evolving Landscape of Sports Betting in Canada” panel moderated by Paul Burns, Canadian Gaming Association, with Doug Hood, AGCO, Michael Croteau, AGLC, and Scott Vanderwel, PointsBet Canada.
Dominic Mueser, Sportradar, discussing “The Impact of Single-Event Sports Betting on Canadians.”
Goeff Zochodne, Covers, discussing “The Impact of Single-Event Sports Betting on Canadians.”
Shelley White, CEO, Responsible Gambling Council, discussing “The Impact of Single-Event Sports Betting on Canadians.”
“The Impact of Single-Event Sports Betting on Canadians” panel moderated by Michael Copeland, Woodbine Entertainment, with Dominic Mueser, Sportradar, Shelley White, Responsible Gambling Council, and Geoff Zochodne, Covers.
Benoit Girardin, President and CEO of LBB Strategies, moderating the panel on “International Landscape: The Macolin Convention and the IOC Code.”
Dieter Braekeveld, INTERPOL, discussing the international landscape through the lens of the Macolin Convention and the IOC code.
Jerome McEniry, Canadian Olympic Committee, discussing the “International Landscape: The Macolin Convention and the IOC Code.”
Chiel Warners, Netherlands National Platform and Group of Copenhagen Vice-Chair, discussing the “International Landscape: The Macolin Convention and the IOC Code.”
David White, Federal Bureau of Investigations, discussing the “International Landscape: The Macolin Convention and the IOC Code.”
Day one plenary session.
Day one plenary discussion.
Jacqueline Simoneau, Olympian discussing competition manipulation from the perspective of a Canadian athlete.
Panel on “Canada's Policy Template: What Have We Learned and Where Are We Going?” with Glen Grunwald, Canada Basketball, Katherine Henderson, Curling Canada, and Mathieu Chamberland, Canada Soccer.
David Lech, former CCES General Counsel, presenting and moderating the panel on “Canada's Policy Template: What Have We Learned and Where Are We Going?”
Jeffrey Mishkin, former Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer of the NBA, presenting “Professional Sport Strategies and Approaches.”
Eric Noivo, CFL, presenting “Professional Sport Strategies and Approaches” through the lens of his organization.
Owen Welsh, CFL, presenting “Professional Sport Strategies and Approaches” through the lens of his organization.
“How Betting Almost Ended My Basketball Career: Case Study” with Jordan Spencer and moderated by Jennifer Bishop, Chair, Sports Media & Entertainment Group, Aird & Berlis LLP, Executive Board of Tennis Canada.
Ashley Ehlert, IIHF, discussing the organization’s policies, procedures, and best practices.
Ben Smith, Clearspeed, discussing his experience with “Emerging Tools and Investigative Strategies to Bolster Sports Integrity.”
Olivia Roffe, Harod Associates partnered with MGSS, discussing her organization’s experience with “Emerging Tools and Investigative Strategies to Bolster Sports Integrity.”
Panel on “A National Approach to Addressing Competition Manipulation” with Jeremy Luke, CCES, Chris de Sousa Costa, AthletesCAN, Doug Hood, AGCO, and Richard McLaren ,O.C., CEO, MGSS.
Day two plenary discussion.
Athlete delegates at the symposium.
Bob Copeland, Senior Vice President, MGSS, Richard McLaren, O.C., CEO, MGSS and master of ceremonies, Michael Copeland, President, Commercial for Woodbine Entertainment.