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John Borghetti to replace William McBeath as Chairman of Crown Resorts


Company : Asgam


Location : Haymarket, New South Wales


Created : 2025-05-04


Job Type : Full Time


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John Borghetti to replace William McBeath as Chairman of Crown Resorts Australias Crown Resorts has announced John Borghetti, former CEO of Virgin Australia and current chair of Crown Sydney, as Chairman of the company, replacing William McBeath in the role. In a statement, Crown said that McBeath who was appointed chair in July 2022 following the acquisition of the business by Blackstone had decided to take a step back although he will remain an independent non-executive director. Borghetti will become chair effective 1 July 2024. As Chair, my priority was to lead the Board and support the executive leadership team to successfully deliver the extensive regulatory and cultural reform and remediation program for Crown Resorts and to achieve suitability, McBeath said. I am proud that both Crown Melbourne and Crown Sydney have retained their licences to operate during this time, and that the remediation work in Crown Perth is well progressed. Now is the appropriate time to appoint an Australian-based Chair who will continue Crowns focus on transformation, regulatory compliance, and safe and sustainable future growth. I am delighted that John Borghetti will continue this critical work as Chair and lead the Crown Resorts Board in its strategic development of Crowns businesses in Victoria, New South Wales, and Western Australia, working constructively with Government and regulators. Mr Borghetti is a very highly regarded director and executive whose extensive operational, leadership and governance experience will ensure Crown continues to focus on safe and responsible operations whilst growing and enhancing its entertainment experiences for guests of Crown. Borghetti added, Id like to thank William for his stewardship of the Crown Resorts Board over the past two years during a period of unprecedented transformation and change. I look forward to continuing the transformation of Crown Resorts, ensuring the company exceeds the expectations of all its stakeholders, including Government, regulators, guests and team members. The Boards priority remains on compliant, safe, and profitable operations while ensuring we position the business for future growth. The appointment of Borghetti, who will also remain chair of Crown Sydney, comes after the company recently won back its licenses to operate its casinos in Melbourne and Sydney . The IAG Newsdesk team comprises some of the most experienced journalists in the Asian gaming industry. Offering a broad range of expertise, their decades of combined know-how spans multiple countries across a variety of topics. Thailands Entertainment Complex journey is at a critical point, with the success or failure of the initiative to be determined... Inside Asian Gaming takes a deep dive into the new, post-COVID Macau where a revenue environment that seems to be... Premiering in September 2010 at City of Dreams, The House of Dancing Water was a visionary creation by artistic maestro... Richard Howarth, Chief Business Officer APAC for global testing laboratory GLI, discusses his career journey and his passion for fast-paced... Lotte Tours Korean integrated resort, Jeju Dream Tower, has continued its recent run of monthly growth with casino revenues surging by 61.3% year-on-year and 1.2% month-on-month to KRW32.9 billion (US$23.5 million) in April. Based on information filed with the Korea... Leading Korean foreigner-only casino operator Paradise Co reported casino revenue of KRW71.2 billion (US$50.7 million) in April, down 12.7% year-on-year and 13.1% lower than in March, according to information filed with the Korea Exchange. The April figure included a 13.2%... Genting Malaysia will acquire the 51% stake in New York state entity Empire Resorts Limited that it doesnt already own from the family trust of Lim Kok Thay and family for US$41 million plus added debt, the company has revealed.... Philippines real estate firm Belle Corp would be willing to spend up to US$300 million to develop a casino resort in Clark, the companys executives have revealed. In comments to local media outlet The Philippine Star, President and CEO Armin... #J-18808-Ljbffr