Krolicki takes IAGR presidency as body steps up work on illegal gambling

Brian Krolicki has taken over as president of the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR), moving up from vice president as the global body steps up its work on unlicensed gambling. A member of the Nevada Gaming Commission, Krolicki arrives with a long record in public service, finance and regulatory oversight: before joining the regulator, he served two terms as Nevada’s lieutenant governor and two as state treasurer. He succeeds Ben Haden of Great Britain’s Gambling Commission, who completes a three-year term as president and will remain on IAGR’s board of trustees.