Scientific Games announced that Angela Goodwin will lead the operation of its world-famous instant game management program. Goodwin joined Scientific Games in 2007 to provide 16 years of experience in manufacturing and managing lottery instant products in the role of executive vice president of SGEP operations. Scientific Games Enhancement Partnership Program provides instant gaming portfolio management to more than 20 partner lotteries, including eight of the top 10 instant gaming lotteries worldwide (Scientific Games MAP and Infuse Analysis, FY 2023 revenue base). The SGEP program currently manages $39.6 billion worth of instant products worldwide.
John Schulz, President of Scientific Games Global Instant Products for Scientific Games, said, “We believe Angela’s innate leadership skills, overall management philosophy, and extensive knowledge of SGEP operations will drive instant product performance responsibly, advancing the program and providing lottery customers with a strategic vision to achieve growth.”
Since its inception in 1985, the SGEP program has been constantly evolving, helping Lotto optimize its instant product portfolio through portfolio management and game design services, data-driven analysis, advanced logistics, licensed brand services, retail sales and marketing support, and plans to add services and products included in the four pillars of the SGEP program: product solutions, advanced logistics, retail optimization, and digital engagement.
Goodwin will lead the operation of a team of instant product management experts at SGEP operations in the United States, supporting SGEP purchases and new business opportunities.
Prior to taking on the new role, Goodwin served as senior director of SGEP operations and Scientific Games global instant products, and has held various roles since joining as instant game manufacturing coordinator. 슬롯머신
Headquartered in the company’s global headquarters in metro Atlanta, Goodwin holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Georgia Southwestern State University.
Since 1973, Scientific Games has provided games, technology, analysis, and services to lottery tickets around the world, and with 130 customers in 50 countries, it is the world’s largest lottery instant game maker, producer, and manager with prizes accounting for 70 percent of global retail sales.
