LAS VEGAS, NV – Global Gaming Women (GGW), a non-profit organization focused on the development of women in gaming, has announced the start of its 10th anniversary celebration. Throughout 2026, GGW will lead a range of initiatives that celebrate the people, programs and impact of GGW, and advance the organization’s mission.
“For the last 10 years, Global Gaming Women has positively influenced the lives and careers of thousands of women in the gaming industry through education, mentorship and training,” said Siobhan Lane, GGW President and Board Chair. “As we celebrate GGW’s accomplishments and journey to its current state, we are laser focused on scaling our reach and impact while developing the next generation of women in gaming. As a volunteer-driven organization, GGW sincerely thanks the thousands of members and allies who have given their time and talent over the years in support of GGW’s mission and values, and a special thanks to our sponsors for their financial support, without which, none of this would be possible.”
Highlights of GGW’s 10th anniversary celebration include a “Milestones that Moved Us” content series launching this month that will spotlight key moments and influencers in the organization’s history through video interviews shared on LinkedIn. GGW has also introduced a commemorative anniversary logo and a selection of branded merchandise, including sweatshirts, T-shirts, and tote bags. As part of the celebration, GGW will expand its Fair Game podcast content and host programming at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) recognizing the organization’s history while engaging current and prospective members. In addition, GGW has set a goal of reaching 10,000 members in 2026. Membership is free and open to anyone who supports the global gaming sector.
Launched as an independent charitable organization in 2016, GGW currently has more than 9,000 members across 70 countries. Last year, GGW provided more than $840,000 in educational scholarships, facilitated 14 in-person training programs across the globe and significantly grew its peer-to-peer and professional mentorship programs, Lean In Circles and OneUpOneDown.