The California Gambling Control Commission (CGCC) has officially released its strategic plan for the period of 2024 to 2027, marking a significant step towards modernizing its operations and enhancing stakeholder relations.
The plan was announced by Stacey Luna Baxter, Executive Director for the CGCC, highlighting its focus on modernization, communication, continuous internal education and the development of educational resources for stakeholders.
The strategic plan serves as a guiding roadmap through 2027, detailing key strategic goals aimed at fostering positive engagement with stakeholders, modeling fiscal responsibility and enhancing operational efficiency. Additionally, the plan underscores the importance of cultivating a culture of continuous learning and collaboration.
One of the notable aspects of the plan is its inclusive approach, where every employee of the CGCC will contribute directly to its anticipated successes over the next four years. The CGCC prides itself on its team of dedicated, knowledgeable and experienced staff committed to executing the strategic goals and objectives. This collective effort is expected to be the driving force behind the successful implementation of the strategic plan.
In line with the goal of enhancing stakeholder engagement, the CGCC invites stakeholders to review the plan and provide their feedback. This initiative is part of the CGCC’s effort to ensure that its resources are transparent, informative and beneficial to the public. Stakeholders are encouraged to share their thoughts and questions by emailing the CGCC at Comments @ CGCC .ca .gov.
Baxter expressed immense pride in the strategic plan and the efforts put into its development. She looks forward to working collaboratively with stakeholders to achieve the set goals, which align with the CGCC’s mission of ensuring integrity and justice in the controlled gambling industry through effective regulations and the fair application of the law. This strategic move represents a significant commitment to advancing the gambling regulatory landscape in California over the coming years.
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