Fontainebleau Las Vegas has appointed Patrick Crockett as the property’s new CFO, set to guide financial strategy and oversee accounting, financial planning, analysis, procurement & warehouse and business transformation teams.
Addressing the new appointment, Crockett said, “This is an exciting time to join Fontainebleau Las Vegas, as this resort is raising the bar for both luxury hospitality and the gaming experience.
“Fontainebleau Las Vegas represents a bold vision for the future of the Strip, and I look forward to building on that momentum and contributing to what is already an extraordinary leadership team.”
Crockett has served in the CFO position for SLS Las Vegas since 2012, having joined from MGM Resorts International where he spent more than two decades as the operator’s VP of Finance.
The finance executive also spent time with operators such as Wynn Resorts, in addition to consulting for Oak View Group, Maddox Hospitality and Sariton Development Group.
“Patrick brings a global perspective to Fontainebleau Las Vegas, having shaped the financial direction of iconic properties across Las Vegas and Macau throughout a 20-plus-year career,” Fontainebleau President Maurice Wooden said.
“That depth of experience makes Patrick an exceptional addition to our leadership team, and we look forward to his contributions as we continue to shape the future of Fontainebleau Las Vegas.”
Speaking of Wynn Resorts, Chief Information Officer Dan Regalado paid tribute to outgoing CFO Julie Cameron-Doe on April 2, marking her impending retirement and reflecting on her impact across the organization.
In a public post, Regalado highlighted Cameron-Doe’s leadership during a period of expansion and transformation for the operator. Her role included supporting capital allocation for large-scale projects and helping position the business for long-term growth across multiple jurisdictions.
Wynn Resorts named Craig Fullalove as the operator’s new CFO on January 9, set to become effective following the official retirement of current CFO Julie Cameron-Doe in mid-2026