The future of the Atlantic City casino industry will depend on new technology, diversity and inclusion and whether the city, state and county can learn to work together, said a panel of industry experts at the Stockton University Atlantic City Campus. The panel discussion held Thursday afternoon was a conversation about the process and impact of legalizing casino gaming titled “Celebrating 45 Years: Legalized Casino Gaming in New Jersey.”
Hosted by the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism at Stockton University, the panelists included Michael C. Epps, the first Atlantic City native to serve as a New Jersey Casino Control Commissioner.
