Under the general supervision of the General Manager/Executive Officer, the Gaming Director is responsible for the development, coordination, evaluation, and administration of gaming strategy and performance across Slots, Table Games, Bingo/Pull-Tabs, and off-site Gaming Operations. The position oversees gaming management and is directly responsible for the Table Games Manager, Assistant Slots Manager, Bingo/Pull Tab Manager, and Off-Site Gaming Operations, with indirect oversight of 95 team members. Providing the STAR Experience to guests and fellow team members is a priority in all interactions. The director ensures gaming operations comply with applicable tribal, state, and federal laws and ordinances, protects the integrity of gaming operations, and oversees required regulatory reporting. The role establishes guest service and development programs, monitors satisfaction, and works to improve guest retention and service standards throughout each property. It also leads communication, strategy, policy development, and long-range planning across the organization. The position manages staffing and performance, including recruitment, selection, training, development, coaching, evaluations, and workforce planning. It develops and administers the Gaming department’s annual budget, monitors results and variances, and directs financial, operational, and marketing strategies to support business and profitability objectives. The director reviews operating results and performance data, recommends improvements, and ensures compliance with departmental procedures, the Internal Control Manual, the Tribal-State Compact, and National Indian Gaming Commission standards. The position requires a bachelor’s degree in Business Management, Accounting, or a related field and at least five years of related gaming experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, or nine years of direct gaming management experience. The director must meet gaming licensing requirements under the Tribal-State Compact and hold a valid driver’s license and insurance. The role requires irregular hours, weekends, holidays, availability for call-in 24 hours a day on short notice, and maintaining a corporate cell phone. Work takes place in an office and on the casino floor, with noise ranging from moderate to loud and occasional exposure to moderate concentrations of tobacco smoke.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director