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Gaming Marketing Specialist
Lottoland give 8 million customers worldwide the chance to win astronomical record payouts by betting on the world’s biggest and most exciting lotteries. We’re a proud disrupter that offers jackpots into the hundreds the millions, reinventing the dream of becoming an instant multi-millionaire every day. We are one of the most innovative companies in the world and we’re confident that our newest products are set to revolutionise gaming.... but we can’t do it alone.Do you have a talent to share with us? Job title: Gaming Marketing Specialist Location: Gibraltar Contract: Permanent Reporting to: Gaming Promotions Manager Reporting to Gaming Promotions Manager, and working closely with the Gaming Operations team, we are seeking a Gaming Marketing Specialist to take responsibility for the creation, communication and management of promotions in a growing Gaming business. The objective of the role is to identify opportunities through thorough analysis of the customer database and capitalise on them with strategic marketing plans. The role will encompass both regular monthly retention focussed marketing plans as well as special projects – such as new product launches. The successful candidate will be expected to manage projects from inception, through briefing, execution and finally analysis stages. Together with the Gaming Promotions Manager, the successful candidate will act as an advisor to other areas of the business, particularly in the areas of Acquisition, Onboarding and VIP. Responsibilities: Managing multi-faceted projects – conducting in-depth analysis, presenting recommendations and collaborating with stakeholders business-wide to ensure excellent delivery. These projects will include work on acquisition, onboarding, automated promotions and loyalty. Identifying player trends that present promotional opportunities and recommend promotions to exploit them. Managing promotions from inception, through briefing, execution and finally analysis. With the help of the Business Intelligence team, analysing promotions in depth and recommending ways to optimise and improve them. Presenting plans and findings to the Gaming team and to the wider business. Signing off promotional assets and copy, ensuring they present the right marketing message to the customer. Strategically considering the positioning of Games and promotions on the site ensuring that the customers see the material relevant to them. Supporting the Gaming Promotion Manager in managing the promotional calendar of a growing Gaming business in multiple domains. Supporting Gaming Promotion Manager in communicating the promotions plan to stakeholders throughout the company. Supporting the Gaming Promotion Manager in briefing the promotions to the marketing teams. Supporting Gaming Promotions Manager on bonus cost reporting. Essential Skills & Experience required: 2+ years’ experience in Online Gaming, ideally in a Marketing function. Analytical and commercial mindset – able to see opportunities in player trends and know how to act on them. Ability to self-manage and self-motivate. Experience operating in multiple territories, languages, and currencies. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Tools (Word; Excel; Outlook; PowerPoint; SharePoint). Desired Skills & Experience: Working knowledge of Optimove and Microstrategy. Understanding of various Game providers and the promotion tools they offer. Excellent presentation and public speaking skills. Team player but able to work independently as well. Experience with Real Time Marketing Lottoland Benefits: Competitive salary Annual bonus 25 days holiday and 12 days Gibraltar bank holidays International premium healthcare subsidised gym membership within a variety of locations in Gibraltar Weekly subsidised Yoga sessions Continuous learning/development opportunities and progressive career paths. Cultural Fit: Lottoland is a dynamic, creative and technologically advanced organisation. Passion for innovation is a strength that is valued in Lottoland employees. Managers need to inspire and develop their teams to get the most out of them. Putting customers first is key to Lottoland’s success as is collaboration across the business. Employees are empowered to do their best but held accountable for their actions. Grit and determination is a prerequisite for all Lottolanders. Honesty, integrity and trust are a given. Lottoland could be just the place for you. We like it here and we’re sure you will too! Our corporate website has lots more information - check it out! www.lottolandcorporate.com
Field of Schemes: How the Great Stadium Swindle Turns Public
ISBN: , SKU: , AUTHOR: Cagan, Joanna / Mause de, Neil / de Mause, Neil, PUBLISHER: Common Courage Press, Are you a sports fan distraught over seeing your home team move to another city? Or a happy sports fan whose city has just lured that team to your home turf with a brand new stadium? Or maybe you don't follow sports, but as a taxpayer are decrying cutbacks in school funding and other services. Whoever you are, state and local officials have thrown you a financial curve ball. While President Reagan made famous the false and chiding comment about "welfare queens" who ride around in Cadillacs, Field of Schemes introduces you to some real welfare kings -- who not only prefer BMWs, thank you, but also know the meaning of fun: -- A millionaire pizza baron wants more corporate luxury seating than his historic old ballpark provides, so he demands a new stadium at taxpayer expense, saying the old one is falling down. A group of grass-roots activists reveal that his engineering reports are faked, and that it would be far cheaper to renovate the old ballpark -- but the city and state go ahead with the project anyway. -- A used-car salesman turned baseba11 team owner promises to pay for a new stadium out of his own pocket, if the state government just agrees to move a highway to clear the land. Several backroom deals later, the state is paying to move the highway and raising a quarter-billion dollars towards the stadium costs, -- and the team owner is getting his stadium scott-free. -- The billionaire co-founder of Microsoft wants to buy a football team, but only if the state will build him a new stadium first. So he pays the state $4 million to hold an emergency referendum -- then spends millions more in advertising to make sure he wins. In exchange, he gets over $400 million in statetax money to build his team's new home. -- When an economically depressed city is faced with losing its football team, it scrambles to allocate $220 million for a new, state-of-the-art stadium. The next day, the city school system announces that it plans to lay off up to 160 teachers and eliminate interscholastic athletics. -- A Sunbelt town builds a new arena at public expense in order to lure expansion basketball and hockey franchises to the region. Just nine years later, the city is forced to build two new arenas, one for each sport, to keep the teams from bolting town. Total cost: almost $400 million, including $50 million for the soon-to-be-abandoned first arena. From Seattle Sea Hawks owner Paul Allen of Microsoft to New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, from Tom Monaghan of Domino's Pizza who destroyed Tiger Stadium to the building of Camden Yards, the stories are all here in a uniquely accessible journalistic style that brings you up close and personal to the moguls -- to the activists protecting your wallet. You'll be gripped by the behind-the scenes threats and political machinations in this play-by-play draining of billions of dollars from the public treasury. Between and , U.S. cities spent some $1.5 billion on building or r
Lo schiavo del manoscritto - amitav ghosh - neri pozza
Titolo: LO SCHIAVO DEL MANOSCRITTO Autore: AMITAV GHOSH Editore: NERI POZZA - Biblioteca Neri Pozza Anno: 1a EDIZIONE - Agosto ISBN: Note: CONDIZIONI PERFETTE, COME NUOVO eccetto pochi lievissimi segni d'uso - BROSSURA CON COPERTINA MORBIDA ED ALETTE. Traduzione di Anna NADOTTI - Pagine 416 - Formato 12 x 18 x 3 - Prezzo copertina ? Nell'estate del d.C. Khalaf ibn Is.h. aq, mercante in Palestina, scrive una lettera all'amico ebreo Abraham Ben Yij, che viveva allora in una città di nome Mangalore, un porto sulla costa sudoccidentale dell'India. Era una stagione movimentata quella, in Palestina. In aprile era arrivata un'armata tedesca al comando dell'anziano re Corrado III di Hohenstaufen, noto agli arabi come Alm n. Al seguito del re c'era il nipote, il giovane e carismatico Federico di Svevia. Subito dopo era giunto a Gerusalemme Luigi VII di Francia con il suo esercito, la moglie, l'affascinante Eleonora d'Aquitania, destinata a essere successivamente regina di Francia e d'Inghilterra, e un corteo di nobili. Il 24 giugno del d.C. la più massiccia armata di crociati di tutti i tempi si era accampata nei frutteti intorno a Damasco. Scrivendo a Ben Yij, tuttavia, Khalaf non si dilunga affatto su questi avvenimenti. Parla di alcune merci inviategli da Ben Yij, un carico di noci d'areca, due serrature prodotte in India, due coppe d'ottone, e annuncia all'amico che insieme con la lettera gli manderà alcuni doni: due vasi di zucchero, un vaso di mandorle e due di uvetta. Alla fine della missiva, Khalaf ibn Is.h. aq nomina quasi di sfuggita uno schiavo indiano di Ben Yij al quale raccomanda di porgere «moltissimi ringraziamenti». La lettera è catalogata come manoscritto H.6 alla Biblioteca Nazionale e Universitaria di Gerusalemme. Attraversando i sottili confini che separano il presente dal passato, con in mano soltanto il frammento di questa lettera, Amitav Ghosh si mette alla ricerca dello schiavo indiano che vi è nominato, una figura che gli appare come una chiave per intendere e raccontare una Storia fatta di tante storie, diaspore e guerre, tradizioni e incontri, rotture e sparizioni. Centro della vicenda sono due villaggi egiziani, luoghi di uno straordinario apprendistato linguistico e umano, e punti di partenza per una lunga indagine: per piú di dieci anni Ghosh insegue lo sconosciuto, costruendo un meraviglioso romanzo in cui tutto è rigorosamente vero. Ombra consapevole dell'antico schiavo, il moderno ricercatore percorre un duplice itinerario: quello nell'universo medievale, lungo le rotte mercantili che dal Maghreb attraverso l'Egitto portano in India; e quello nell'universo contemporaneo, lungo le rotte aeree che da oriente portano a occidente – e da una religione all'altra, da una lingua all'altra. «Amitav Ghosh è un grande narratore, un maestro della lingua». Die Zeit «Ghosh è uno scrittore seducente… un maestro, una fonte di infinito piacere per il lettore». The Age «Ghosh è uno degli scrittori della sua generazione dalla prosa più raffinata». Financial Times «Lo schiavo del manoscritto è un viaggio ricco e avvincente». The Times Amitav Ghosh è nato a Calcutta nel , ha studiato a Oxford e vive tra la sua città natale e New York. Considerato «uno dei più grandi scrittori indiani» (la Repubblica), è autore di Lo schiavo del manoscritto (Neri Pozza ), Mare di papaveri (Neri Pozza ), Il cromosoma Calcutta (Neri Pozza ), Il palazzo degli specchi (Neri Pozza ), Circostanze incendiarie (Neri Pozza ), Il paese delle maree (Neri Pozza ).