Gaming Arts hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Las Vegas-based gaming technology manufacturer Gaming Arts is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the expansion of its Las Vegas technology and innovation campus and its commitment to Nevada jobs and innovation.

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval and Clark County Commission Chair Steve Sisolak will be on hand for a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony and a hospitality reception in front of the Company's Las Vegas campus.

Founded in Las Vegas in 2009, Gaming Arts has transformed the world of bingo and keno and is now setting its sights on reinventing the casino floor through its end-to-end portfolio of games and solutions.

Gaming Arts, the world leader in bingo and keno games and technology, is expanding its extensive product library to include electronic gaming machines. To continue the Company's growth and facilitate its focus on developing cutting-edge video slot games, Gaming Arts has doubled the square footage of its Las Vegas facilities located in the Hughes Airport Center near McCarran International Airport and has increased its workforce by 60% over the last year.

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval, Clark County Commission Chair Steve Sisolak, Gaming Arts Founder and Chief Executive Officer David Colvin, and Gaming Arts President Mike Dreitzer will participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate Gaming Arts' growth and commitment to jobs and innovation in Nevada.