Global Gaming Expo 2005

NRT at the Global Gaming Expo 2005

Toronto, ON - September 20, 2005 – NRT Technology Corp. was an exhibitor at this year's Global Gaming Expo (G2E). G2E 2005 was held at the Las Vegas Convention Center between September 13 to 15, inclusive.

G2E is the preeminent tradeshow that is dedicated to bringing together the entire gaming industry. This year, the focus was on how to rebuild the Gulf Coast casino market that was greatly impacted by Hurricane Katrina. As a result, the American Gaming Association and many casino operators and vendors to the region have established relief funds to help those affected by the natural disaster.

This year's expo featured over 700 leading gaming industry vendors that used over 280,000 square feet of exhibit space to showcase their products and services. There were also a number of educational programs offered at the show, giving all exhibitors the opportunity to network with both potential customers and one another.

NRT proudly displayed its QuickJack kiosks. See what our new booth looked like this year:

Brian Ellis, sales executive, NRT's booth at G2E 2005 - corner David Balmer, vice president of gaming business development, Jackie Dominelli, human resources manager, and Crystal French, executive assistant - NRT's booth at G2E 2005 Michael Stephens (right), sales executive with a customer - NRT's booth at G2E 2005 David Balmer (left), vice president of gaming business development with a client - NRT's booth at G2E 2005

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"G2E was a huge success for NRT this year," reflected John Dominelli, president. "Customers are noticing NRT in the gaming industry. A number of them came up to our booth and exclaimed, 'That's the QuickJack kiosk that we saw at Wynn!' I couldn't be more proud of our QuickJack product and how it has enhanced any customer's gaming experience at the casino."

Attendance at this year's G2E was expected to reach 27,000 conventioneers.

NRT Technology Corp. designs, integrates, and sells highly specialized transaction-servicing and monitoring systems that provide casinos with networked patron and attendant money dispensing, accounting, and security for their customer service needs.