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The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) has introduced a redesigned website featuring a revised interface and expanded tools for members. The launch also includes a new corporate logo, first presented at the Indian Gaming Tradeshow and Convention.
“Our members are at the core of everything we do, so it made sense to modernize the website, making it much easier to navigate and to include several new resources exclusively for our members. It is all part of our mission to move the industry forward, united as global suppliers,” said AGEM President/CEO Daron Dorsey.
The updated platform introduces a members-only section that provides access to AGEM’s monthly meeting agendas, reports, and summaries. This section will be expanded to include additional contributions and services over time. Monthly reports are stored within the platform for easier reference.
AGEM is also developing an enhanced member directory that will include direct contact information alongside company listings. A content-sharing feature is scheduled for release, allowing members to upload and access research materials, publications, and other resources. A calendar plug-in has also been added to track association events.
The website incorporates AGEM’s updated logo as part of a wider brand revision. The new design introduces a contemporary visual identity. The arch element in the logo is intended to represent the organization’s global operations and its role as a collective body for gaming suppliers.
AGEM operates as an international trade group representing manufacturers of electronic gaming devices, systems, lotteries, and related components. The association engages in political action, collaborates on trade events, and distributes industry information as part of its activities.
The organization and its members have worked with regulatory bodies and participated in legislative processes related to gaming. These efforts are intended to address operational issues and support business conditions across jurisdictions.
Explore AGEM membership options by visiting www.AGEM.org or emailing Allison McCoy at [email protected].