SAN DIEGO - The 17th annual meeting and trade show of the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) will convene April 20-23 in San Diego. Thousands of tribal and industry leaders will attend the event titled "Indian Gaming ‘08" to visit 500 vendors and exhibitors representing the gaming and hospitality industries.
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"Since the passage of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act 20 years ago, Indian gaming has grown to a more than $26 billion annual industry," said NIGA Chairman Ernie Stevens, Jr., a member of the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin. "NIGA brings together over $26 billion in purchasing power under one roof. We are proud to support California tribes by being here in San Diego for our annual trade show. NIGA pays tribute to their - and all other gaming tribes' - achievements over the past 20 years."
ABOUT THE NATIONAL INDIAN GAMING ASSOCIATION
The National Indian Gaming Association is a
non-profit trade association comprised of 184 American Indian Nations and other
non-voting associate members. The common commitment and purpose of NIGA is to
advance the lives of Indian people - economically, socially and politically.
NIGA operates as a clearinghouse and educational, legislative and public policy
resource for tribes, policymakers and the public on Indian gaming issues and
tribal community development.
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