Administrator, International Center for Gaming Regulation
William Sigler currently serves an Administrator in the International Center for Gaming Regulation (ICGR) at UNLV supporting the center’s mission of advancing global gaming regulation, gaining valuable experience in a dynamic academic and industry-focused environment as well as serving as a day treatment counselor at the Mojave Mental Health – UNLV School of Medicine. William served as a Research Assistant in the Human Memory Lab collecting, organizing, and conducting experiments on cognitive processes related to memory under faculty supervision while reviewing academic literature to support experimental design and analysis. Mr. Sigler is also a Co-Founder of Global Village Enterprises, an organization dedicated to building high-quality networks that leverage exceptional human capital with a focus on integrity, capability, and the growth of high-impact organizations.
William is an active member of his community with a strong background in leadership, mentorship, and athletic discipline. He served as a Black Belt Instructor at Jeff Speakman’s Kenpo 5.0 World Training Center, where he taught martial arts to children and teens, fostering discipline, confidence, and personal growth. As a competitor, he earned multiple World Champion titles in both the teen and adult black belt divisions. William also holds an adult blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and was a Double Gold Medalist at the NAGA Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championships.
In addition to his martial arts achievements, William served as a staff member at Choice Center Leadership University, where he helped facilitate youth leadership and empowerment programs, leading team-building exercises and experiential learning activities. At age 12, he became one of the youngest PADI-certified Junior Master Scuba Divers, later working in Key West, Florida, where he led underwater reef tours and shared his passion for environmental science and marine life.