The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut announced a reorganization of its casino management team on Tuesday.
Some top executives will be shuffling duties in order to focus on out-of-state investments. The tribe is currently financing two tribal casino projects in Wisconsin and Washington. Deals in California and other states are possible, The Hartford Courant reported.
The management team will consist of the same people but some executives will focus solely on the tribe's Mohegan Sun casino.
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Mohegan Authority shuffles executives (The Norwich Bulletin 8/25)
Mohegans Shuffle Casino Management (The Hartford Courant 8/25)
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