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| Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Environmental Manufacturing, Green Casino Furniture |
| Founded | Toms River, New Jersey (March 2007) |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Eric C. Hansel, President Amy Hansel, Chief Counsel |
| Products | See Environmentally friendly casino games, tables, seating, and luxury lounge furniture, as well as Environmental consulting |
| Website | www |
EGM Green LLC. is an American private corporation, specializing in Design and Manufacture of eco-friendly casino gaming products.[1][2]
The company was founded in Toms River, New Jersey in March 2007. The Company was an offshoot of Executive Gaming Monthly, a seller of home casino products. EGM Green was founded by Eric Hansel, Green columnist for Casino Journal, out of a desire to bring sustainable, environmental, design elements to casinos.[3]
EGM Green is the first company to develop and design casino tables, gaming seating and luxury lounge furniture that is completely green.[citation needed] It is a green consulting, design, and manufacturing firm intended to meet the needs of the hotel and casino market. EGM Green is a venture of Executive Gaming Monthly to bring 100% Eco-friendly gaming products to casino and luxury markets, and will allow operators using them to earn points toward LEED certification.[4] These products include poker tables, blackjack tables, roulette tables, mini-baccarat, baccarat and more that are all made out of Eco-friendly materials. Additionally, a variety of seating products are offered.
EGM Green also makes luxury lounge furniture for any eco-friendly environment.[5] All materials they use are Forest Stewardship Council-certified, recycled or reclaimed. EGM Green has customized casinos, hotels, spas and other resort area with environmentally friendly furniture. The furniture can be designed and manufactured according to a property’s specifications. EGM can also assist in developing an individual plan for each environment, detailing a custom plan and providing a budget for the customer's needs. EGM Green works with Josh Dorfman, Sirius Radio’s “Lazy Environmentalist”, to help casinos live up to their corporate social responsibility initiatives.[6]