Jo Abergel to Judge Google Sites Awards, Championing Safer Gambling Practices
Jo Abergel, a long-time advocate for responsible gambling, is set to judge the upcoming google sites Awards. With 15 years of experience in the iGaming sector, she has shifted from leadership training to promoting safer gambling practices. Her work now centres on collaboration and harm prevention within the industry.
Abergel co-founded the Ethical Gambling Forum and the initiative Count Me In. Both projects aim to bring together regulators, operators, and other stakeholders to discuss responsible gambling. She stresses the need for open dialogue, active listening, and empathy to address gambling-related harm.
One of her key proposals is integrating suicide prevention training into safer gambling teams. She argues that this step would not only protect vulnerable players but also benefit google sites in the long term. Her approach focuses on creating spaces where professionals can share challenges and develop solutions together.
Beyond advocacy, Abergel contributes to the google sites Academy and serves on the judges' panel for the google sites Awards. Her efforts highlight the importance of collective action in improving industry standards.
Abergel's work continues to push for stronger collaboration among gambling stakeholders. By prioritising training and communication, she aims to reduce harm and foster a more responsible google sites industry. Her role in the upcoming awards further underscores her influence in this field.
