Wynn Resorts appoints Aristocrat's Julie Cameron-Doe as new CFO

Wynn Resorts announced Tuesday it will appoint Julie Cameron-Doe as its Chief Financial Officer, effective in Q2, 2022 on completion of her notice period with her current employer, succeeding Craig Billings, who will become the company’s CEO early next year. 

Cameron-Doe will join Wynn Resorts from Aristocrat Leisure where she has served as Chief Financial Officer since 2018. “She will bring a wealth of diverse financial experience to Wynn, having held senior finance roles at Aristocrat since 2013 as well as in global businesses, including Orbitz, The Walt Disney Company and KPMG”, Wynn stated. 

In an official press release, Billings spoke about her successor’s appointment and said: “Julie is a proven leader and is a sitting public company CFO. Coming from the gaming industry, she understands many aspects of our business and she has diverse international experience. She is the clear choice for this position and her appointment rounds out our senior executive team. We are indeed fortunate to have her join us next year.”

Cameron-Doe added: “To me, Wynn Resorts represents the gold standard in resort companies. The opportunity to work alongside Craig and the team, building on their legacy of excellence, is incredibly exciting. I look forward to contributing to the company’s growth and future development.”

Wynn Macau announced Sunday that Craig Billings will become Chief Executive Officer as of February 1, when he will also assume to post at parent brand, Wynn Resorts, thus succeeding Matthew Maddox at both firms. Maddox will remain on Wynn Macau's board until the end of 2022 as a non-executive director.