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Marc Etches Creating a benchmark for consumer behaviour

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Marc Etches Creating a benchmark for consumer behaviour
After a year where gambling-related harm has taken centre stage in the national media, Marc Etches, CEO of UK gambling charity GambleAware, speaks to Gambling Insider about the vital work his organisation does to support safer gaming GambleAware has just completed the first year of its new five-year plan, have you achieved all you set out to at this stage? We published our five-year strategy in December 2016 and we are now one year in to the delivery

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