***Update: Wynn provided Casino.org with a statement. It is in bold in the article’s second subhead.***
An assistant vice president overseeing Wynn Las Vegas nightlife operations allegedly engaged in graft with liquor companies and distributors amounting to millions of dollars over several years — allegations that, if proven accurate, could result in felony charges.
A whistleblower speaking on the condition of anonymity told Casino.org that Ryan Jones, the assistant vice president of daylife and nightlife at Wynn Las Vegas, had access to credit cards issued to liquor distributors and manufacturers and exploited that access for personal profit. The source adds that Jones has an aura of invincibility and believes he’s “untouchable.”
They also say that members of the Wynn C-suite, including CEO Craig Billings and COO Brian Gullbrants, may be aware of Jones’s purported misdeeds and have taken a lax attitude toward it. The whistleblower says Billings has a reputation for responding to lengthy emails delivering bad news with “TLTR” – too long to read – and that Gulbrants is more occupied with Wynn’s share price “ticking higher.”
These people are as dirty as the day is long,” said...
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