Wynn Resorts rotates company veteran into CFO role

• Wynn Resorts taps Wynn Macau company veteran as its new CFO
• This transition comes as the incumbent is retiring from her role and will support the new pick
• Wynn Resorts is riding on the waves of a strong commercial period, involving the launch of its first casino in the Middle East

Wynn Resorts is shifting a seasoned company veteran, Craig Fullalove, into a new role as Chief Financial Officer.

He is coming from the Macau-based subsidiary, Wynn Macau, where he worked as both the CFO and Chief Administrative Officer, transitioning to the parent company.

Fullalove is a long-standing member of the Wynn Resorts family, having joined in 2020 at Wynn Macau. He was tasked with overseeing the corporate and operational finance areas.

The rotation comes after news that the incumbent, Julie Cameron-Doe, is due to retire on March 31, 2026, and exit her career, while supporting the company through the transition period and helping Fullalove get settled in the job.

Fullalove is due to take up the position from April 1, 2026, and will serve as part of a three-year term. The new CFO will also receive a base salary of $800,000.

Commenting on the outgoing incumbent, Craig S. Billings, CEO of Wynn Resorts, had this to add: "Julie’s leadership has been invaluable to the company and me. Her stewardship of the team working on the acquisition and integration of Wynn Mayfair in London secured us a footprint in Europe to support the launch of Wynn Al Marjan Island, for which she spearheaded the essential construction financing."

Wynn Resorts is undergoing a particularlyimportant part of its regional and international business, with the company set to open the very first casino resort in the Middle East, and plans are already being discussed for a second gaming floor possibly being discussed.

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