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With five fewer companies in the mix this year, the continued shake-up and consolidation trend across public gaming companies is the theme in AETHOS Consulting Group’s study of corporate governance in the gaming industry.
What value do you place on diversity in the workplace? Well, when it comes to company boards and corporate governance within the gaming industry, it can mean the difference between a business with good PR that is operating on all cylinders and one with a bad public image that is just sputtering along.
The last year has witnessed a new enthusiasm for the gaming industry. That is not to say that there still isn't a great deal of pain to deal with. CFOs have had enormous pressure on them, and that will continue for the foreseeable future.
