Corporate Bits | Sammi Cheng performs at the Venetian Macao

Sammi Cheng, one of the most prominent female singers in Hong Kong, made a return to The Venetian Macao Friday and Saturday night, taking to the Cotai Arena stage again after three years for a two-night run of her show Touch Mi Sammi Cheng World Tour Live in Macau.
Dubbed the “Cantopop Queen,” according to a press release from the organizers, “Cheng is known for her incredibly entertaining performances, which makes it easy to see why this two-night run sold out very quickly”. She kicked her Friday night concert off with “Bang Bang Bang,” which is one of her signature tunes. This was followed by “Love is…” and “Do Re Mi.” The show’s stage design and lighting effects “complemented Cheng’s dynamic stage presence and created a thoroughly fantastic and memorable show for all of her fans in attendance”, the organizers said.

MGM Macau provides responsible gaming visit

On May 10, a group of delegates of academics, professionals and students from the “4Th Asian Pacific Problem Gambling and Addiction Conference 2015” joined a visit and presentation on MGM Macau’s responsible gaming program.
Over 10 delegates comprising academics, professionals and students representing the medical, educational and community sectors of different countries and cities from the “4Th Asian Pacific Problem Gambling and Addiction Conference 2015” attended, which was organized by Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Even Centre. During the visit, Ms. Eilen Ho, Director of Casino Talent Development and Responsible Gaming introduced MGM Macau’s program of responsible gaming, including different measures to raise public awareness and prevent problem gaming issues.
Also, Ms. Michelle Chiu, Vice President of Human Resources introduced the “Employee Assistance Program”, for which MGM has appointed the Sheng Kung Hui Service Coordination Office to provide different counseling services to all team members and their families to help them cope with any personal concerns and attain a positive work life balance.
“To promote responsible gaming, we need the support and cooperation from different industries in Macau. We commit to continue to provide further responsible gaming related internal and external measures for building a better Macau in the future,” said Mr. Grant Bowie, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of MGM China Holdings Limited.