iGaming Business magazine iGB 111 July/Aug | Page 99

iGB Live! Spotlight
Catalina Lukianenko,
BOSS. Gaming studio
As a veteran of various iGB events, Boss Gaming Studio chief operating officer
Catalina Lukianenko shares her vision and tips on handling the event
iGaming Business: An event such as iGB Live! offers myriad
opportunities for a business such as Boss Gaming Studio.
How is the team there preparing and planning to make
the most of these?
Catalina Lukianenko: We’ve been preparing for the event since
March and consider it a big deal for our company and the igaming
industry in general. We’re looking forward to presenting our products
and solutions, and we’re also keen to see what other participants have
been up to since the last exhibition in Amsterdam.
What are Boss Gaming Studio’s main product and strategic
focuses for 2018 and how will you be developing and pursuing
these during iGB Live?
Our company is focused on providing clients with an independent,
stable base in the igaming business. We’re presenting our main
product, the Boss Gaming platform, which offers a full-stack online
casino in an extremely short period of time – just 60 days to be
precise. The platform is supplied with a set of casino games, payment
processing options, integration with top gaming providers, CMS, an
anti-fraud system and more vital content. We are going to introduce
the Boss Gaming platform during iGB Live!, alongside the rest of our
products and solutions.
What three tips would you give someone attending an industry
event such as iGB Live! for the first time?
From past experience, I would recommend that as well as getting their
stands properly organised, all new participants come fully prepared,
too. There’s always the chance you’ll bump into a potential customer
or partner in the hall, so be prepared for an impromptu chat or two,
and bear in mind that anyone you meet is bound to have a couple of
unexpected questions. The second thing is to take notes during the
event. There are lots of people attending the exhibition, and it’s a good
idea to jot notes down on people’s business cards. This way, it’ll be
easier to remember them. Lastly, don’t be shy, go and find a bar; even if
you don’t drink, the bar is a great place to strike up a conversation with
interesting people in the industry.
“We’ve been preparing for
the event since March and
consider it a big deal for
our company and the igaming industry”
iGB Live! is being held in the same city as one of its
predecessor events, the Super Show, which you were
also involved with. How integral is the city and culture of
Amsterdam to the event experience for Boss Gaming Studio?
Amsterdam is one of the most popular cultural and tourist-friendly
centres in Europe and is perfectly suited to host events as big as iGB
Live!. For our team, Amsterdam has already been associated with the
world’s largest igaming event for a couple of years.
iGB Live! features a revamped and expanded conference
agenda, reflecting the combination of the iGaming Super Show
with EiG. Which elements of this are you particularly looking
forward to and why?
We keep a close eye on modern igaming trends and innovations, so
our team is looking forward to attending presentations on the latest
igaming technologies, emerging markets and new ways of preventing
fraud. We’ll also be at the IMGL Masterclass, of course. Like any
other igaming company, we need to grow and customise our
services according to our clients’ needs. We hope iGB Live! 2018
will inspire Boss Gaming studio to create new solutions for our
customers and partners.
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