Wynn Resorts just named Craig Jeffrey Fullalove as its next chief financial officer. He will take over from Julie Cameron-Doe on April 1, 2026, right as the company pushes into new markets. Investors watch closely with big projects like a massive UAE resort on the horizon.
Julie Cameron-Doe took the CFO job at Wynn Resorts in April 2022. She guided key moves that grew the company beyond its core spots.
Under her watch, Wynn bought and blended in Wynn Mayfair. This exclusive London club opened in June 2025 in the fancy Mayfair area. It gives high-end gaming and dining in historic buildings on Curzon Street. Her team made the deal smooth and set up a base in Europe.
She also locked in cash for the $5.1 billion Wynn Al Marjan Island project. This resort in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE, nears topping out. The tower hit 283 meters, with a spire due in 2026 to reach 352 meters, the tallest man-made spot there. It opens in spring 2027.
Cameron-Doe strengthened the balance sheet through smart capital raises. CEO Craig Billings praised her for winning all shareholder votes and prepping finances for growth.
Fullalove’s Strong Track in Macau Operations
Craig Fullalove brings deep know-how from Wynn’s Macau side. He joined in January 2020 as CFO and chief admin officer for Wynn Macau Limited.
He handles finance, risk, compliance, IT, HR, and more. Fullalove also boosts business development and marketing for casinos and extras in Macau.
Before Wynn, he led finance at Asian Coast Development Limited. He spent nine years at Deloitte in audit and deals across South Africa, UK, Canada, and Vietnam. A chartered accountant with a commerce degree from University of Cape Town, he packs 22 years of global finance work.
His three-year deal starts April 1, 2026. Base pay hits $800,000, plus performance bonuses.
Wynn’s Expansions Demand Steady Finance Hand
This switch hits at a key time. Wynn Resorts runs luxury spots in Las Vegas, Boston, Macau, and now London.
Q3 2025 showed solid results. Total revenue climbed to $1.83 billion, up 8 percent from last year. Adjusted property EBITDAR rose to $570.1 million.
Here’s a quick look at that quarter’s revenue split:
| Property | Revenue (millions) |
|---|---|
| Wynn Las Vegas | $621 |
| Wynn Macau | $365.5 |
| Wynn Palace | Around $540 (Q2 note for trend) |
| Encore Boston Harbor | Balanced mix |
| Total | $1,830 |
Las Vegas drove gains with 10 percent higher casino revenue from bigger crowds. Macau edged up too, key for Asia bets.
The UAE resort adds thrill. It promises beachside luxury and gaming. Fullalove’s Asia skills fit as Macau stays vital, about 40 percent of sales some quarters.
- Strong group bookings in Vegas lift room rates.
- Macau mass market holds firm despite slower VIP.
- London club tests high-roller appeal in Europe.
Market Eyes Stability Amid Stock Dip
Wynn stock, ticker WYNN, traded near $117.83 after the news. It dipped a bit, down under 1 percent on announcement day. Still, it sits above yearly lows but below the $134 peak from December 2025.
Analysts stay upbeat. Growth eyed at 4-5 percent earnings rise in 2026. Macau gaming may slow to 5-6 percent growth, per bank notes.
This smooth handoff signals Wynn trusts insiders for finance amid big bets. No big shocks, just steady shift.
Cameron-Doe stays on as advisor and Wynn Macau board member. That keeps her smarts close.
Wynn Resorts proves leadership changes can fuel wins. From Vegas roots to global player, this team eyes more luxury spots. Fullalove steps in ready to steer cash for UAE launch and beyond. Investors bet on smooth sails.
