Members
The authority is governed by a 14 member board. Of those 8 are required to be elected officials and the other 6 are appointed by the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce and Nevada Resort Association.
- Chairman, Tom Collins, Commission Office
Commissioner Clark County
- Vice Chairman, Scott M. Nielson, Station Casinos Executive Vice President / Chief Development Officer
- Treasurer, Tom Jenkin, Caesars Entertainment President of Operations
- Secretary, Lawrence Weekly, Clark County Commissioner
Commission Office
- Charles Bowling, Mandalay Bay President and Chief Operating Officer
- Shari L. Buck, City of North Las Vegas Mayor
- Paul J. Chakmak, Boyd Gaming Corporation Executive Vice Preseident and Chief Operating Officer
- Carolyn G. Goodman, City of Las Vegas Mayor
- Andy Hafen, Eureka Casino Resort Mayor
- Gregory Lee, Eureka Casino Resort Chairman and CEO
- Kristin McMillan, Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce President and CEO
- George Rapson, City of Mesquite Councilman
- Steven D. Ross, City of Las Vegas Councilman
- Cam Walker, Boulder City Mayor Pro Tem
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