Exhibitors and Sponsors Flock to iGB Affiliate London
The upcoming iGB Affiliate London event has said that it is attracting an unprecedented level of support from the gaming industry.
Taking place 8 to 11 February at ExCeL in London, exhibitor and sponsor revenues are up 36% from the 2022 event and up 34% from the 2020 event, which was the last edition held before the pandemic.
Significant sponsorship support has been received from brands such as 888/William Hill, BetFred, Chilli Partners, and more.
I am delighted to say that every metric that we use to gauge the health of the exhibition is in positive territory. The show is the biggest on record occupying nearly 12,000 sqm of floor space. Pre-registration is running ahead of last year, we have a record number of exhibitors, including 31 who will be making their debut appearance, and we have secured new levels of sponsorship. All of this serves to underline the fact that iGB Affiliate London is viewed as being the flagship event for our stakeholders, and they are ‘not to be missed’ business appointment of the year.
The head of PR at DUXGroup (Chilli Partners brand are Diamond Sponsors), Maria Skipetrov, explained that iGB Affiliate is an integral part of the “networking and developmental processes within the igaming industry” and that it is considered the biggest gaming affiliate marketing event in the world, and that as such it makes sense to invest in the conference.
She added, “Having the opportunity to meet so many other affiliates, advertisers, and more creates a sense of community, making connections aimed at developing businesses, techniques, and relationships. It’s clear that iGB Affiliate has grown into a leader when it comes to all things iGaming.”
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