Wynn Resorts appointed Craig Fullalove as chief financial officer.
Currently CFO and chief administrative officer for Wynn’s Macau operations, Fullalove will succeed Julie Cameron-Doe, who has elected to retire at midyear, the resort operator announced Friday.
Fullalove takes on the role after working at Wynn Macau for roughly six years, overseeing all of the company’s financial matters, per the release. He has also supported Wynn’s casino and noncasino marketing efforts in Macau, as well as administrative divisions including information technology, human resources and corporate investigations. Before joining Wynn Resorts, Fullalove held various senior leadership roles in international finance.
Fullalove will replace Cameron-Doe, who has been Wynn Resorts’ CFO since April 2022. Notably, Cameron-Doe helped lead Wynn’s European expansion through the acquisition of Wynn Mayfair in London as well as the company’s expansion into the Middle East, per the release. Cameron-Doe’s leadership “has been invaluable,” CEO Craig Billings said in the release.
After departing the CFO role, Cameron-Doe will continue to serve as a consultant to Wynn Resorts and as a nonexecutive director of Wynn Macau, per the release.
The leadership transition comes after Wynn Resorts posted RevPAR declines in its Las Vegas segment in the third quarter of 2025.
