Wynn Resorts said it will change its top financial leadership in the middle of this year, with Chief Financial Officer Julie Cameron-Doe set to retire and Craig Fullalove, currently the finance chief of Wynn Macau, slated to assume the role.
The announcement from the Las Vegas-based casino operator was released after the close of U.S. markets, and the company’s shares showed little movement in after-hours trading.
Cameron-Doe has served as Wynn Resorts’ highest-ranking financial executive since April 2022, when she stepped into the position following Craig Billings’ promotion to Chief Executive Officer. Billings credited her with overseeing several key initiatives during her tenure, including the company’s expansion into new markets.
“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,” Billings said in a statement.
Julie Cameron-Doe
According to Billings, Wynn Resorts secured approval on all shareholder votes during Cameron-Doe’s time as CFO. After retiring from the position, she will continue to work with the company in a consulting capacity and will also serve as a non-executive director at Wynn Macau.
Fullalove, who has been with Wynn Macau for six years, will take over the CFO role after overseeing all finance-related matters at the company, including its Hong Kong stock listing. The company said his responsibilities in Macau extend beyond finance.
“Fullalove also leads business development, supporting the company’s casino and non-casino marketing efforts in Macau. In addition, he oversees various administrative areas, including Information Technology, Human Resources, and Corporate Investigations,” the company said in its press release.
Wynn Macau operates two integrated resorts in the Chinese enclave and represents the largest contributor to Wynn Resorts’ earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, as well as revenue. Sell-side analysts have recently pointed to Wynn Macau as a source of market share gains as gross gaming revenue in the special administrative region continues to recover from post-COVID-19 lows.
By the time Cameron-Doe steps down in the middle of the year, her tenure as CFO will exceed the industry norm for the role. A 2024 study by Datarails found that chief financial officers in the casino and gaming sector averaged about three years in the position between 2018 and 2022, making it one of the least stable C-suite roles in the industry.
Original article: https://www.yogonet.com/international/news/2026/01/12/117089-wynn-resorts-names-craig-fullalove-as-next-cfo-as-julie-camerondoe-plans-midyear-retirement
