On this episode of Power the Journey, various professionals in the sports wagering industry examine the industry’s commitment to responsible gaming and discuss what the future of responsible gaming positions will be. Keith Whyte is Executive Director of the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) in Washington, D.C. and has over twenty-five years of national experience in gambling issues.  Recognized widely for his work to promote responsible gambling and prevent gambling addiction, he has given invited presentations at conferences and events in 43 US states and 26 countries. Cait DeBaun is vice president, strategic communications and responsibility at the American Gaming Association (AGA). She leads the AGA’s responsibility efforts and integrated communications strategies to promote the social and economic value of the $261 billion gaming industry. Cait currently oversees the AGA’s Have A Game Plan® PSA campaign, working with sports leagues and teams and sportsbook operators to educate consumers on responsible sports betting. Alana Sacerdote is the Senior Responsible Gaming Program Manager at Penn Interactive, operator of The Barstool Sportsbook and iCasino. Alana has over ten years of experience which includes both brick-and-mortar gaming, as well as online real money gaming. She leads Penn Interactive’s responsible gaming efforts, which include proactive player and employee education and training, creation and implementation of responsible gaming internal procedures, player protection, and ongoing quality monitoring. Jamie Salsburg is the creator and host of the “After Gambling” Podcast, a blogger, brand strategist, and entrepreneur. As a former problem gambler, Jamie created the website and podcast "After Gambling" to help people who are struggling with compulsive gambling. He also provides peer support for recovering gamblers, as well as their friends and family. Jamie is a former collegiate athlete and remains a huge fan of sports. Jamie has not gambled since July 15th, 2010, and outside of work currently enjoys spending time with his wonderful family. This conversation is moderated by Chris Soriano, Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer at Penn National Gaming.