AMIG hosts panel discussion on female leadership in iGaming during SBC Summit Rio.

The Women in the Gaming Industry Association (AMIG) held a panel discussion on the second day of the SBC Summit Rio. The meeting brought together women in strategic positions in the Brazilian iGaming market to discuss talent development and increasing female representation in decision-making roles.

The participants discussed practical initiatives to strengthen female representation in the online gaming industry . The debate addressed innovation, governance, and sustainability in a market undergoing a phase of expansion. AMIG reinforced its commitment to building a more inclusive and diverse environment in the sector, highlighting that the presence of women in leadership positions contributes to more balanced and innovative decisions.

Ticket giveaway with sponsorship

The founders of AMIG highlighted the raffle of five VIP tickets and twenty additional tickets for the event. The promotion is sponsored by Serasa and PayforFun. The initiative aims to bring new members closer to discussions in the iGaming sector in Brazil.

The speakers reaffirmed that AMIG membership is free of charge. "No monthly or annual fees," they stated. The organization's representatives emphasized that supporters play a fundamental role in maintaining free access for women at different stages of their professional journeys. The free membership is a strategic pillar of AMIG, allowing professionals at the beginning of their careers and experienced executives to have the same networking and development opportunities.

Three meetings scheduled for March.

AMIG has released a schedule with three events for March. On the 10th, the association will hold a workshop via PodAmig. The initiative focuses on female leadership and issues considered urgent for the industry.

On the 17th, a session sponsored by Unico will take place. The meeting will address "Strategic Positioning in Negotiation as a Lever for Professional Advancement". On March 31st, AMIG will promote an event in partnership with Legis to discuss the identification of bettors in the prevention of money laundering. This last meeting gains special relevance in the context of the sector's regulation in Brazil, where compliance with regulations and the prevention of money laundering has become a priority for operators and market professionals.

Podcast available on digital platforms.

PodAmig is available on YouTube and Spotify. The channel has more than eight published episodes. During the panel, the founders displayed a QR code that facilitates access to the programs.

The podcast serves as a communication channel between AMIG and its members, as well as other professionals interested in industry topics. Episodes cover various aspects of the sector, ranging from technical issues to career development discussions. The audio format allows members to listen to the content at different times of the day, broadening the reach of discussions and strengthening the community even remotely.

Thanks to SBC and the event team.

The founders of AMIG thanked SBC for providing the space for the panel discussion at the event. They also highlighted the contribution of women working internally in the organization of the SBC Summit Rio. The representatives mentioned Isadora, Sofia, Lúcia, Ana, and Mariana, among other professionals.

The founders noted that AMIG is a collective initiative of its members. This collaborative model allows the organization to maintain its activities and expand its reach in the Brazilian online gaming market . The partnership with large-scale events such as the SBC Summit Rio demonstrates the growing recognition of the importance of gender diversity in strategic discussions within the sector.

Association celebrates two years of operation.

Natalia Nogues, Bárbara Teles, Ana Pamplona, ​​Ana Bárbara Teixeira, and Teresa Caeiro highlighted that AMIG is about to complete two years of operation. The founders stated that the association's purpose is to transform the iGaming sector through training, community, connection, and camaraderie.

“Each member makes a difference – together, we make the market more equal and stronger,” declared the AMIG representatives. The organization argues that collaboration among professionals promotes structural changes in the sector. Over these two years, AMIG has established itself as a reference in discussions about gender equality in Brazilian iGaming , promoting not only events, but also mentoring, study groups, and professional connections that have resulted in concrete career opportunities for its members.

Invitation for new members

AMIG has renewed its invitation for new professionals to join the organization. The founders promised an agenda full of practical and inspiring content throughout 2026. The focus remains on topics relevant to career development in iGaming.

The association seeks to expand its membership base to include professionals from different areas of the sector, from technology and marketing to compliance and operations, recognizing that the diversity of experiences enriches discussions and strengthens the network of mutual support. The next presentation at the SBC Summit Rio continued with a panel discussion featuring Jane Carmem and Edson. The program continued discussions on regulation and innovation in the gaming market.