iGB Affiliate Awards opens nominations for its 2023 edition

iGB Affiliate Awards' organizers announced Friday that nominations have been opened for the 2023 edition of the event. Performers in the iGaming affiliate space have until Monday, October 31 to enter the awards, which will take place on February 9 at London's The Troxy.

This year's theme, Made in NYC, will form the backdrop to a black-tie awards ceremony comprising a three-course sit-down dinner and an entertainment-packed after-party. The 2023 awards ceremony of iGaming and the contributions made by the affiliate community includes 21 categories, with 20 of these free to the industry to enter or vote on.

Looking ahead to the Awards, Naomi Barton, Portfolio Director responsible for iGB Affiliate London, said: "The Awards Evening is recognized as being one of the key social and networking events in the iGaming affiliate calendar, and serves as a celebration of everything that's positive about the sector and the people who make it so special."

"The categories cover all aspects of the business including innovation, creativity, integrity and talent. I am hugely grateful to our illustrious judging panel for their valuable time as we come together and celebrate this truly awesome and vibrant industry," she added. 

Nominations will take place for the best Affiliate Employer; Affiliate Manager; Affiliate Network; Affiliate Programme; Bingo Affiliate; Casino Affiliate; Poker Affiliate, Crypto Affiliate; Sports Betting Affiliate; Affiliate Tech; Programme Tech; Digital Agency; Game of the Year; Innovation; Marketing Campaign; Newcomer; Rising Star; Use of Social Media; Safer Gambling Initiative and ESG Trailblazer. The Affiliate Idol (aka lifetime achievement award) will be selected by an in-house panel.

"We feel this is the strongest line-up assembled to date, including rising stars such as Laura da Silva Gomes judging the Safer Gambling and ESG Trailblazer categories, and Cristina Turbatu applying her expertise to the tech and innovation areas, alongside legendary pioneers such as Simon Collins," she concluded.