Wynn Resorts announces additions to its investor relations team

The company has revealed the appointment of a new VP & SVP to its investor relations department.

Wynn Resorts has announced the appointment of both Price Karr and Lauren Seiler as Senior Vice President (SVP) and Vice President (VP), respectively, of its investor relations team.  

Formerly, Karr is set to adopt his new role at the company on top of his current position as SVP of Corporate Finance and Treasurer. Karr has spent 16 years with the company and, having joined in 2008, holds over a decade of experience on Wall Street overseeing transactions in a number of continental markets for Wynn Resorts.  

Prior to joining Wynn, Karr was VP of Real Estate, Gaming and Lodging investment banking at Goldman Sachs. Karr’s market expertise spans over 25 years of experience with Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Wynn Resorts across both the US and Asia.  

Good to know: Last month, Wynn Resorts posted a net loss of $32.1m for Q3 2024 

Also stepping into a senior role at the company is Lauren Seiler, who is set to move on from her previous post as Founder & CEO of consulting firm Global Gaming Advisors, stepping in as Wynn’s new VP of Investor Relations. Prior to setting up her own firm in 2022, Seiler worked as Head of Investor Relations & Development at Rush Street Interactive for just over 18 months.  

Commenting on these two new appointments, Wynn Resorts CFO, Julie Cameron-Doe, said, “I am pleased that Price is taking on this important additional responsibility and we welcome Lauren to bolster our investor relations program. Price has consistently proven himself to be adept at communicating Wynn Resorts’ strategy and compelling opportunities to our investor base.

“Lauren will be an excellent complement to Price, bringing deep industry knowledge, fresh perspectives and a track record of enhancing relationships with the investment community through clear, consistent and transparent communications.” 

It has been an interesting final quarter for Wynn Resorts, who faced a lawsuit in October over alleged failure to investigate a player’s funds. More recently, last month, Wynn provided an update on its UAE resort venture, stating that Wynn Al Marjan Island is expected to become available for guests in early 2027.  

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