Podcasts about seminole gaming

Send us a Text Message.We are there as The Mirage closes its doors! The iconic hotel casino opened in 1989. There was a closing ceremony. Elaine Wynn attended and spoke. We also talk with Jim Allen, Hard Rock International's Chairman and the CEO of Seminole Gaming. Two new comedy shows were added at Resorts World. When you can see Theo Von and Kevin Hart again. Both of them announced more shows. Centerfolds Las Vegas announces two new shows. The strip club has a showroom and has already had the "Touch of Burlesque" show there. Now, it has added more to the lineup. We dine at VooDoo Steak at the top of the Rio and we also check out the new Lapa Lounge. There's also a great social hour happening at Scotch 80 Prime at Palms. This happens two times a night and gets you 50 percent off top items. Call LevelUp Law at 855-LevelUp or visit  LevelUpLaw.comVegasNearMe App is the only app you'll need to navigate Las Vegas! Support the Show.Follow us on Instagram: @vegas.revealedFollow us on Twitter: @vegasrevealedFollow us on TikTok: @vegas.revealedWebsite: Vegas-Revealed.com

Having been established for over 50 years, Hard Rock is one of the most instantly recognizable and revered global brands. But with such remarkable success and widespread expansion, it's easy to forget what the brand truly values at its core. To refresh our memories and to explain what Hard Rock stands for today, we are joined by the President of Entertainment and Brand Management for Hard Rock International and Seminole Gaming, Keith Sheldon. As a lawyer-turned-marketer, Keith describes his current role at Hard Rock, how he and his team are navigating the unique challenge of redistilling Hard Rock's brand identity under one banner, and how his approach to marketing has changed since 2023. We learn about the evolution of Hard Rock's identity and DNA, how its memorabilia collation began, the ins and outs of the brand's recent resurgence (including its new advertising campaign), and how it benefits from its various partnerships with other big brands and noteworthy influencers. To end, Keith explains why mentorship at Hard Rock is a two-way street, and we learn about the brand's measured approach to adopting AI!Key Points From This Episode:How Keith Sheldon's professional journey began as a lawyer.The evolution of Hard Rock and how Eric Clapton influenced its memorabilia collection.Insight into Hard Rock's recent brand resurgence.How Hard Rock's identity and DNA have evolved over the past 50 years. What Hard Rock's partnerships with F1 and Red Bull Racing do for the brand.The ins and outs of Keith's role as President of Entertainment and Brand Management.Embracing the challenge of redefining Hard Rock's identity under one umbrella. The campaign to reintroduce Hard Rock to the world, what the brand aims to achieve, and the payoff for customers. A look at the brand's local marketing efforts and property ownership structure. Understanding Keith's approach to marketing challenges in 2023 versus now. An overview of Hard Rock's stance on AI. How Keith learns from the youth at his company just as much as he offers them advice. Career opportunities at Hard Rock International. Keith's hot takes on influencer marketing, TikTok, and Google!Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Keith Sheldon on LinkedInHard Rock InternationalSeminole Gaming ‘Come Together with Unity by Hard Rock'Miami F1Red Bull Racing SOCiClicks 2 Bricks Marketing Leaders Coffee Chat

Wharton's Barbara Kahn and Dr. Americus Reed speak with Keith Sheldon, the President of Entertainment & Brand Management for Seminole Gaming and Hard Rock International, about Hard Rock International's new "Unity by Hard Rock" Loyalty Program and the star-studded ad campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Indian Tribe's Sovereign Immunity Limits Waived by Insurance if Claimant Complies with Waiver Requirements The Seminole Tribe of Florida ("the Tribe") appealed an order denying its motion to dismiss based on sovereign immunity. The trial court rejected the Tribe's contention that Jose Webster did not comply with the terms of the sovereign immunity waiver contained in the 2010 Gaming Compact (the Compact). The Compact required, among other conditions, that the Tribe and its insurance carrier have one year to resolve a claim after a Patron gives notice of the claim, and if the claim is not settled in that time, the Patron may file suit. In Seminole Tribe Of Florida, d/b/a Seminole Gaming v. Jose Webster, No. 4D2022-3448, Florida Court of Appeals, Fourth District (September 13, 2023) the Tribe asserted in the motion to dismiss that the defendant failed to comply with the required conditions because he sued the Tribe within one year of having given written notice of the underlying claim. The trial court denied the motion, because the last of three variations of the plaintiff's complaint filed would have complied with the Compact. As a federally recognized Indian tribe, the Seminole Tribe is entitled to sovereign immunity over all claims unless such immunity is abrogated by Congress or waived by the Seminole Tribe. Further, a waiver must be strictly construed with any ambiguities being resolved against waiver. Webster was a patron at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood (the "Casino") in September 2019. He claims the Tribe was negligent in failing to protect him from criminal acts which allegedly occurred at the Casino during his visit. In January 2020, Webster timely provided written notice of his claim to the facility. Two months later, Webster sued "Seminole Hard Rock Entertainment, Inc. d/b/a Seminole Hard Rock Casino." The proper defendant was the "Seminole Tribe of Florida d/b/a Seminole Hard Rock Hotel &Casino-Hollywood. The trial court denied the Tribe's motion to dismiss without prejudice. DISCUSSION The first amended complaint and second amended complaint named the Tribe, albeit each stating a different fictitious name. Those complaints alleged the same tort cause of action against the Tribe. Even if the fictitious name may be in error, the fact remains that the real party in interest, and the proper defendant, is the Tribe. The Tribe contends that Webster failed to comply with the Compact's Section VI.D.4. by filing the first amended complaint within the one-year pre-suit period set by the Compact, and Webster's failure to strictly follow the Compact's procedures bars his claim. The record does not include proof that the Tribe responded to Webster's claim within thirty days of his written notice. Therefore, although Webster's first amended complaint commenced suit against the Tribe within one year of his notice of claim his original suit did not. For the foregoing reasons, the appellate court reversed the order denying sovereign immunity and remand for further proceedings. ZALMA OPINION Sovereigns, like the tribe can only be sued if the sovereign entity agrees. The tribe agreed to waive the immunity if certain conditions were met. Webster failed to meet the requirements of the waiver compact and, as a result, he could not sue as he did. The tribe had insurance and he needed to provide the insurer with the time and opportunity to settle his claim. By prematurely suing he was unable to take advantage of the waiver. (c) 2023 Barry Zalma & ClaimSchool, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-zalma/support

This week The Florida Spectacular welcomes Tina Marie Osceola, an enrolled member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. We talk about Seminole gaming and what it means to her family, her feelings about the compact before the Department of the Interior, and life as part of the Seminole Tribe of Florida. Read more of her work at Life  in Naples magazine.Support the show (https://paypal.me/floridaspectacular?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

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Our Local Business You Should Know Segment: Jim Allen, CEO of Seminole Gaming, and chairman of Hard Rock International

Tony Burns, Poker Marketing Director of Seminole Gaming, spends time with BIG Dave & Joe to talk about the recent reopening of the SHR Tampa Poker, along with the effect the coronavirus pandemic on the other Seminole properties.

Chairman, President and CEO, Seminole Gaming & Hard Rock International

Jim Allen, CEO of Seminole Gaming, and chairman of Hard Rock International. The opening of the newly upgraded Hard Rock Hotel & Guitar Tower to change the South Florida hospitality landscape.

Jim Allen, chairman of Hard Rock International and CEO of Seminole Gaming, talks about major expansion in South Florida, hitting the right chord with groups and brand values with Meetings Today senior contributor Jeff Heilman. [Related Content: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City Electrifies Groups] Enjoying this episode? View more episodes of the Meetings Today Podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

About a 300 U.S. cities and two states have banned single-use plastic bags. Seminole Gaming is phasing out plastic straws at their casinos, resorts and restaurants in Florida. The actions are an attempt to limit plastic waste that is posing an increasing threat to whales, turtles, seabirds and other animals. Some tribes are also worried plastics pollution affects their health and sustenance. Researchers with Ikaarvik in the Arctic are sampling ocean waters for micro plastics pollution and checking whether it’s affecting Indigenous residents. On Earth Day, we’ll take a look at how plastics pollution is affecting Native communities and what’s being done about it.

Carol broadcasts from Tanger Outlets in Atlantic City and is joined by Mayor AC Mayor Frank Gilliam to discuss the revitalization of the area. Jack Morris and Joe Jingoli, Co-Partners at Hard Rock, talk about bringing on bringing the Hard Rock hotel and Casio not Atlantic City. Bernard McSherry, Dean of the NJCU School of Business, on some of New Jersey’s top 50 companies. John Sartor, CEO at PS&S, discusses construction projects in Atlantic City. Jim Allen, Chairman at Hard Rock International and CEO at Seminole Gaming, discusses how legalized sports betting will impact casinos. Bob Zito, Founder of Zito Partners, explains the rebranding of Atlantic City.

Carol broadcasts from Tanger Outlets in Atlantic City and is joined by Mayor AC Mayor Frank Gilliam to discuss the revitalization of the area. Jack Morris and Joe Jingoli, Co-Partners at Hard Rock, talk about bringing on bringing the Hard Rock hotel and Casio not Atlantic City. Bernard McSherry, Dean of the NJCU School of Business, on some of New Jersey's top 50 companies. John Sartor, CEO at PS&S, discusses construction projects in Atlantic City. Jim Allen, Chairman at Hard Rock International and CEO at Seminole Gaming, discusses how legalized sports betting will impact casinos. Bob Zito, Founder of Zito Partners, explains the rebranding of Atlantic City. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com