Jodi DiLascio, vice chairman of industrial development for AmericanChecked Inc., was elected to serve a two-year, non-voting term at the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) executive board. 

DiLascio is one in all two elected for a two-year term with the goal of providing a voice for associate members of NIGA who do business in tribal gaming. The opposite elected associate member rep is Russell Witt, director of operations and business development-Class II for Ainsworth Game Technology. Along with representing fellow associate members, DiLascio and Witt will contribute to the committee developing content for the learning tracks of NIGA's midyear and annual conferences, take part in legislative summits and commissioner training, and recruit new associate members. 

"It is my honor to serve the member representatives of NIGA," says DiLascio. Previous to joining AmericanChecked in October of 2015, DiLascio was the director of tribal gaming for BMM Testlabs and previously worked for Harrah's Entertainment.

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