The American Gaming Association recently boosted its policy and communications department with five new hires, one of the largest shake-ups at the group since Geoff Freeman became CEO in July. The website Casino.org reported that the new staffers are likely part of a lobbying push for Internet gambling. The issue divides AGA membership, as Sheldon Adelson, founder, chairman and CEO of Las Vegas Sands, strongly opposes online gambling, the site reported. The new hires are: Sara Rayme, senior vice president of public affairs. Rayme previously worked with MGM Resorts International, becoming a vice president of government affairs and leading the Maryland lobbying and… Read More