ICE London explores the future of gaming this February

The ExCeL London is set to host the upcoming ICE London, a gaming innovation showcase that will bring together more than 35,000 professionals from all sectors of gaming. The conference will take place from February 4^th to the 6^th, providing insight on the future of gaming as well as networking opportunities. Attendees can use an ICE London Exhibition Pass to learn more about innovation solutions in the industry and networking or upgrade to an ICE VOX Conference to have broader access to the conference.

Learn and Discover:

ICE London will provide attendees with an opportunity to learn and discover more about the future of the gaming industry. Learn from gaming industry leaders as the conference offers inspirational talks and panel discussions. Attendees will be able to hear from the brightest in the business, learning more about how to overcome challenges as well as capitalizing on opportunities within the market.

Companies will also be on hand to showcase their latest products and solutions, providing ways for attendees to achieve new business goals. Over 600 solution experts will offer information as well as displays of their latest offerings covering land-based and online verticals. ICE London will offer everything needed for a proper learning environment.

Meet and Enjoy:

ICE London brings together a global network of gaming professionals from all levels of seniority and sectors of the industry. The conference is a broad opportunity to build relationships with other professionals from around the world.

The setup of the conference makes it easy for attendees to meet others and find new partnerships via networking functions as well as entertainment events. Product discovery, business development and idea generation make the process fun and enjoyable.

In addition to ICE London, attendees can opt to stay a little longer and go to the ICE VOX Conference first, as it takes place on February 3^rd and 4^th at the ExCeL London as well. This event will tackle the largest issues in global gaming, with a focus on sectors like marketing, advertising and regulation.