AGEM recognizes the great trajectory in the industry of Sebastian Salat and Alan Feldman

AGEM has reported that Sebastian Salat (Barcelona, 1958) has been selected as the recipient of the Jens Halle 2021 commemorative award that honors excellence in commercial gaming professionalism.

It should be noted that Salat is considered one of the most successful sellers of electronic games machines in the history of the industry, he has more than 35 years of experience starting in 1985 at Unidesa (CIRSA Group). He joined WMS Gaming in 2000 as Managing Director-International and was eventually promoted to President of WMS-International, driving the global prominence of WMS and serving in that position until 2015, after which he joined Zitro as Managing Director. .

On the other hand, Alan Feldman (Los Angeles, 1959) has been selected as the recipient of the Peter Mead 202 Commemorative Award which recognizes excellence in gaming media and communications.

In this case, AGEM emphasizes that he has been a leading voice and advocate for the gaming industry since 1989, when The Mirage opened in Las Vegas and changed the dynamics of the famous Strip forever. Feldman held various executive communications and public affairs positions for Mirage Resorts and MGM Resorts International for nearly 30 years, including directing communication strategies for Treasure Island, Bellagio, CityCenter and other resort launches in Las Vegas and throughout the country.

Likewise, the association underlines his commitment to responsible gaming. He currently serves as President of the International Center for Responsible Gaming and as a Distinguished Member in Responsible Gaming for the International Gaming Institute UNLV.

This year's awards ceremony will take place on Wednesday 6th October at 4pm at the AGEM booth near the main entrance of G2E.