MGM Resorts on the Las Vegas Strip introduce new management at various properties
MGM Resorts International, a prominent casino operator based in Las Vegas, has implemented changes in its top management at multiple properties along the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Among the notable changes is the appointment of Sean Lanni as the top executive at The Cosmopolitan, a role he assumed in February 2024.
Prior to his current position, Lanni served as MGM Resorts' president of international marketing for over five years. His tenure with the company dates back to 2007.
The changes in management at MGM Resorts International's properties in Las Vegas are occurring across various positions, although the specific properties affected and the roles of the new appointees have not been specified. It is worth noting that the changes did not involve David Danzis, who is now with the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Sean Lanni's new roles extend beyond The Cosmopolitan, as he has expanded his duties to include roles as president and chief operating officer at Aria, Vdara, and Park MGM casino-resorts. Lanni is the son-in-law of MGM Resorts International President and CEO Bill Hornbuckle.
The changes in management at MGM Resorts International's properties in Las Vegas continue a trend that has seen the company restructure its leadership team. While the exact reasons for these changes are not clear, MGM Resorts International has not specified the roles of the new appointees.
As the situation evolves, it remains to be seen how these changes will impact the operations and customer experience at these all inclusive resorts. However, one thing is certain: MGM Resorts International continues to be a dynamic player in the Las Vegas casino scene, always adapting to meet the needs and expectations of its customers.
