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LIMA, Peru (August 4, 2026): Spectrum Gaming Group (Spectrum) has been selected by the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR), the global nonprofit dedicated to advancing regulatory best practices across the gaming sector, to serve as Events Coordinator for the 2026 IAGR Annual Conference, taking place October 19–22 at the JW Marriott in Lima, Peru.
Spectrum, with its extensive conference-management experience, will provide IAGR with event‑management, membership, and sponsorship support. It will also lead operational planning and on‑site logistics for the Lima conference, helping ensure a seamless experience for regulators, industry stakeholders, and invited guests.
“We are pleased to welcome Spectrum to serve as our membership and conference management firm,” said IAGR CEO Kevin Mullally. “Their experience in conference management and deep understanding of the gaming sector will be invaluable as we prepare for an impactful and professionally executed meeting in Lima.”
“Spectrum Gaming Group is thrilled to collaborate with IAGR for this pivotal conference," said CEO Fred Gushin. "Our commitment is to foster an environment where gaming regulators can explore innovative solutions and share expertise." COO Juliann Barreto added, "We aim to ensure a seamless and impactful experience for all attendees, enhancing regulatory collaboration and knowledge sharing across the global gaming community."
The IAGR 2026 Annual Conference is expected to be one of the year's most significant global gatherings of gaming regulators. The annual conference will feature four days of expert discussion, cross‑jurisdiction collaboration, and practical insight into the future of gambling regulation. IAGR 2026 will bring together regulators, policymakers, industry leaders, compliance professionals, and regulatory advisors from around the world to address the most pressing challenges facing modern gambling oversight.
This year’s theme, “Steady hands, shifting ground: Advancing regulation in a connected world,” will explore how regulators and stakeholders can maintain effective oversight as technology, markets, and risks continue to evolve.
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