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World Directory of Lotteries & Suppliers SECTION I Public Gaming Research Institute’s World Directory of Lotteries & Suppliers SECTION I NORTH AMERICAN LOTTERIES — CANADA — Figures: CDN$millions Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission 50 Corriveau Street St Albert, AB T8N 3T5 Tel: 403-461-5686 Fax: 403-462-0517 Key Personnel: Bob King, Chairman Muriel Grimble, Director of Lottery Services Norm Peterson, CEO Jay Redmond, Ticket Coordinator Jeff Wyton, Product Manager, 780-447-8784 F: 8929 Atlantic Lottery Corporation Doug Milton, Acting President/CEO PO Box 5500; 922 Main Street Moncton, NB E1C 8W6 Tel: 506-867-5800 Fax: 506-867-5439 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.alc.ca E-mail format (unless specified): firstinitiallast3 letters of last [email protected] Key Personnel Telephone Fax Doug Milton, VP Finance 506-867-5870 506-867-5881 Bert McWade, VP Harness Racing & Promos 506-867-5805 506-867-5094 Jeff Salvis, VP Marketing 506-867-5561 506-867-5682 Carmen McAffee, VP, Corp Sales 506-867-5867 506-867-5094 Rodger Blakney, Manager, Internal Audit 506-867-5818 506-867-5450 Angela Smith, Acting VP Info Technology 506-867-5874 506-867-5420 Diane Allain, Acting VP Corp Services Gary Arsenault, Manager, Systems Dvelopment Joey Cormer, Manager, Mark Research Cynthia Goodwin, Manager, Public Affairs Richard Harten, Manager, Quality Assurance Diane McCale, Manager, Lottery Support services Rhonda O’Blenis, Manager, Corporate Information Pierre LaPlante, Manager, Network Operations Bill Parsley, Corporate Counsel, Legal Services Mark McCulloch, Manager, Administration Maura McKinnon, Manager, Human Resources Steve MacDonald, Security Manager Scott Grant, Group Brand Manager Wendy Nason, Group Brand Manager Note: as of May 7, 2001, the new President/CEO will be Michelle J. Carinci Regional Sales Managers: Bruce Butler, Peter Hayes, Jack Landry Board Members: Stirling “Ginger” Breedon, Chairman; Dara L. Gordon, Vice-chair; Philip Wall, Secretary; Wayne Green, Director; John E. Mallory, Director; Ernest L. MacKinnon, Director; Michael O’Brien, Director; C. Sean O’Connor, Director Population: 2.4; Start up: 9/76; Revenue to: Provinces’ General Fund Participating Provinces: New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Atlantic Lottery Corporation, continued: Sales % change Profits % change Ad Agencies: FY98: 809.3 298.4 - * Corporate Communications Ltd. FY99: 836.5 - 315.3 - * Bristol Group FY00: 878.5 5.0 339.0 7.5 * Pulse Marketing British Columbia Lottery Corp. Head Office Sales & Marketing Branch Office 74 West Seymour Street 10760 Shellbridge Way 770 Hillside Ave Kamloops, BC V2C 1E2 Richmond, BC V6X 3H1 Victoria, BC V8T 1Z6 Tel: 250-828-5500 Tel: 604-270-0649 Tel: 250-383-4433 Fax: 250-828-5631 Fax: 604-276-6424 Fax: 250-361-4053 Website: www.bclc.com E-mail format (unless specified): [email protected] Key Personnel: Telephone Fax Vic Poleschuk, President 250-828-5608 Heather Brandon, Director of Employee Relations 250-828-5605 250-828-5637 Doug Penrose, Director of Finance and Admin 250-828-5610 Rob Egan, Director of I.S. 250-828-5620 250-828-5637 Barry Auliffe, Director of Marketing 604-276-6411 604-276-6441 Chuck Hamilton, Director of Facilities Gaming 604-276-6417 604-276-6441 Dawn Demery, Director of Sales and Retail Development 604-276-6412 604-276-6441 Carmen Grant, Manager, E.R. 604-276-6421 Don Hoye, Manager, Purchasing 250-828-5681 Gail White, Manager, Corporate Relations 250-361-4018 Joe Crivici, Manager, Leasing & Retail Development 250-276-6464 Kathy Kosowan, Manager, Communications 250-276-6455 John Falcus, Manager, Corporate Research 604-276-6475 Mike Gehrmann, Manager Creative Services 604-276-6427 Margaret Watson, Manager, Retail Gaming 604-276-6413 Gary Getz, Manager, Lottery Games Gordon Biglow, Manager, Corporate Services Ray Lifton, Manager, Gaming Compliance Denis Savidan, Manager, Lottery Security Craig Golt, Manager, Computer Security Mark Foan, Manager, Technical Planning & Development Eileen Podorieszach, Manager, FInancial Systems Development Steve Toplass, Manager, Product Distribution Tom WIlliamson, Manager, Budget and Treasury David Boyes, Manager, Audit Services Don Lacey, Manager, Network Technologies BIll Wallet, Manager, Data Center Brenda Harcott, Manager, Prize Payout Doug Harcott, Manager, Facilities Gaming Systems Group Norm Thompson, Manager, Accounting Board Members: Mervyn Romilly, Chair; Hoshiar Gosal, Vice Chair; Jann L.M. Bailey; Ken Isomura; J.F. Raymond Chouinard; Pietro Calendino; Marylou Curtis; Diane Ferleyko Population: 4 million; Start up: 4/01/85; Net Income: 50% Healthcare; 50% General Fund Sales % change Profits % change FY98: 942.2 - 283.4 - FY99: 910.6 - 274.2 - FY00: 907.3 -0.4 275.2 -0.4 British Columbia Lottery Corporation, continued: Ad Agencies: Bryant, Fulton & Shee Cossette Communication-Marketing Andrea Southcott, Managing Director Richard Hadden, President/Creative Director T: 604-669-4444 F: 604-681-0093 T: 604-669-2727 F: 604-687-1243 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Loto-Quebec 500 Sherbrooke Street West Office 2000 Montréal, PQ H3A 3G6 Tel: 514-282-8000 Fax: 514-873-8999 Website: www.loto-quebec.com E-mail format (unless specified): [email protected] Key Personnel: Telephone Fax E-mail Michel Crête, President & GM 514-499-5000 873-8999 Robert Ayotte, President, Lottery Operations Claude Trudel, Sr Vice President 514-499-5002 864-4254 [email protected] Gaétan Roy, VP Info Technologies 514-499-5045 873-5671 Jean Royer, VP, Research, Dev, New Mkts 514-499-5022 499-3639 Patrice Tardif, VP, Communications & PA 514-499-5150 873-3721 Lynne Roiter, VP, Corporate Affairs 514-499-5190 873-8999 Yvan Cossette, VP, Human Resources 514-499-8622 864-9254 Gerald Houle, VP, Finance and Admin 514-499-5111 873-3666 Nicoll Allard, Sr Sales Director 514-499-5200 864-4157 Michel St-Germain, Sr Marketing Director 514-499-5165 873-6726 Elaine Thivierge, Asst Director Marketing 514-499-5158 873-6726 Richard Gagné, Asst Director Marketing 514-499-5001 873-3558 Nathalie Rajotte, General Manager, Ingenio 514-282-0210 282-2028 [email protected] Danielle Dumouchel, Product Manager 514-499-5168 873-6726 Jacques L’Espérance, Product Manager 514-499-5046 873-6726 Hélène Rousseau, Product Manager 514-499-5162 873-6726 Claire Arcand, Product Manager 514-499-5082 873-6726 Suzanne Clement-Généreux, Product Mgr 514-499-8625 873-6726 Pierre Berthlaume, Product Manager 514-499-5157 873-6726 Réjean Vileneuve, Director, Strategic Planning Michel Gougeon, Director, Senior Corporate Security Jacques Dubois, Director, Internal Audit Board Members: Michel Crete; Robert Crevier; Joseph Benarrosh; Socrates Goulakos; Mr. Lorrain Audy; Roger Blais; Mrs. Lynne Roiter (Corporate Secretary) Population: 7.2 million; Start up: 1/1/70; Revenue to: General Fund Sales % change Profits % change FY99: 2,436.6 - 481.0 - FY00: 2.696.6 10.7 450.0 -0.2 (Lotteries only) Ad Agencies: Palm Communication bleu blanc rouge BOS Pierre Mercier Serge Tougas Michel Ostiguy T: 514-845-7256 T: 514-875-7007 T: 514-848-0010 F: 514-845-0127 F: 514-875-5990 F: 514-848-0305 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Lotteries Yukon Carol Arntzen, General Manager 312 Wood Street Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2E6 Tel: 867-633-7890 Toll Free: 800-661-0555 Fax: 867-668-7561 E-mail: [email protected] Manitoba Lotteries 380 Empress Street Winnipeg, MB R3G 3H3 Tel: 204-957-2501 Fax: 204-957-2621 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.mlc.mb.ca Key Personnel: Winston Hodgins, Acting President/CEO Gloria Seymore, Secretary to President Peter Hak, SVP & COO Susan Olynik, VP, Corporate Communications Joe Riel, Acting VP, Finance and Administration Richard Cone, VP, Marketing and Sales Marilyn Robinson, Acting VP, Human Resources Ken Lamoureux, VP, Information Systems Remi Brengman, GM, Video Lotto Division Allen Bartley, Director, Sales Nancy McCuaig-Malone, Director, IS Planning & Technical Operations Peg Plushinske, Director IS Application Development Start up: 1982 Games: Pulltabs, VLT, VLT (racetrack only), three casinos in Winnipeg including slot machines, table games, bingo & touch screen terminals (Club Regent, McPhillips Street Station & Crystal Casino). Revenue Distribution: Support province’s priority social programs and local community activities. FY99 Sales: $353.10 million FY98 Sales: $325.71 million FY98 Revenues to Province: (1997-98) $130.3 million FY97 Revenues to Province: (1996-97) $135.3 million Board Members: Beverly Suek, Chairperson, Winnipeg; Lloyd LeVan Hall, Vice-Chairperson, Winnipeg; Carolyn Wray, Winnipeg; Patricia Lane, Winnipeg; Karen Botting, Winnipeg; Angela Palmer, The Pas; Gerald Rosenby, Winnipeg; Tim Valgardson, Winnipeg; Nicole Campbell, Oakville Nova Scotia Alcohol & Gaming Authority Dennis Kerr, Executive Director 40 Alderney Drive, 5th Floor Dartmouth, NS B2Y 3Y8 Tel: 902-424-4884 Fax: 902-424-4942 E-mail: [email protected] Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corporation 70 Foster Drive, Suite 800 Sault Ste Marie, Ont P6A 6V2 Tel: 705-946-6464 Fax: 705-946-6946 E-mail format (unless specified): [email protected] Key Personnel: Telephone Fax E-Mail Ron D. Barbaro, Chairman & CEO 416-224-7007 416-224-7005 [email protected] Brian K. Wood, COO 416-224-7009 416-224-7006 [email protected] Tom Dalton, VP,Finance & Admin 705-946-6771 705-946-6983 Walter Fioravanti,VP Human Resources 705-946-6799 705-946-6405 Michael Nieder, VP Info Technology 416-224-7055 416-224-7000 Al Berdowski, SVP, Mktg & Sales 416-224-7053 416-224-7071 Paul Micucci, VP Racetrack Development & Ops 905-282-0972 905-625-7443 Ingrid Peters, VP Legal & General Counsel 416-224-7011 416-224-7003 [email protected] Antonio Carvalho, VP Commercial Casinos 416-224-7021 416-224-7070 [email protected] Jim Cronin, Director, Communications 416-224-7033 416-224-7002 Bob Kozniak, VP Charity and Aboriginal Casinos Dave Myers VP Sales and Service Lottery Wayne Deans, Director, Internal Auch Board Members: Ron Barbaro, Toronto (Chair); Robert S.K.
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