Get ready for an eye-opening episode as we sit down with Bill Miller, President of the American Gaming Association. We’re diving deep into the critical issues of illegal gaming and the undeniable need for a regulated market.

Curious about how the gaming industry has evolved and what the future holds? Bill has the answers. We’ll explore how the AGA supports states with authorized gaming and tackle the staggering $510.9 billion Americans are betting illegally each year.

Don’t miss out on Bill’s insights into these pressing topics and more. Whether you're a policymaker, industry insider, or just intrigued by the future of gaming, this episode is one you won’t want to miss.

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If you caught our last episode, you already know how Millionaire Parties are a unique avenue for charitable fundraising and their significant impact on local communities. This month, we’re taking a deeper dive into the behind-the-scenes aspects—specifically the licensing process, eligibility requirements, and the regulations that keep these events compliant.

Joining us on this episode, are Tina Petrovich, the Millionaire Party Supervisor, and also Brad Ouimet, the Licensing Coordinator for Millionaire Parties. They’re here to shed light on all the intricacies involved.

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Our 19th episode features Kate Hude, Executive Director of the Michigan Charitable Gaming Association, and Diane Tubbs, Vice President of the Kiwanis Club of East Lansing. Together, they bring a wealth of experience and insights into the realm of Millionaire Parties and the profound benefits they bring to charities.

Kate Hude is not only a Senior Association Management Specialist and Staff Attorney at Dykema, overseeing nonprofit legal services and advocacy, but also serves as the Executive Director of the Michigan Charitable Gaming Association. She is deeply involved in enhancing community support through innovative fundraising strategies.

Diane Tubbs, based in East Lansing, contributes her leadership as Vice President of the Kiwanis Club, actively engaging in community service initiatives that empower youth. Her involvement extends to projects like bringing book vending machines to local schools, fostering literacy through creative and engaging methods.

Listen as we explore how Millionaire Parties serve as a unique avenue for charitable fundraising and the transformative impact they have on local communities.

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