London Affiliate Conference 2014 Registrations Massively Up (Video)

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Alex Pratt of London Affiliate Conference (LAC) tells CalvinAyre.com the event is so far seeing record numbers over past years.

“We are seeing between 50 and 100 registrations per day,” he relayed.

The event, now celebrating its 8th year, will take place on February 7-9 (2014).  Over 3000 people attended last year’s LAC with that number to be higher this year, based on Pratt’s estimates.

The relaxed atmosphere of our events encourages the open exchange of ideas and experiences.

The organizers will also be putting on additional events in 2014 that include the Amsterdam Affiliate Conference, Barcelona Affiliate Conference and iGaming North America Conference.  The Barcelona Affiliate Conference will be moving to a much larger venue in 2014 within walking distance of three major hotels.

Pratt also announced the first ever online gambling affiliate conference geared towards the African market that will take place in Lagos, Nigeria later in the year.

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- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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