The
Pascua Yaqui Tribe plans to promote one of its own to the top casino management job.
Five tribal citizens are taking part in the
Tribal Succession Program in Arizona, The Daily Wildcat reported. They will work alongside chief executive officer Kim Van Amburg for the next two years before one of them eventually replaces her.
Francisco Olea, who started working at the
Casino Del Sol right after he graduated high school, is one of the five participants, The Wildcat reported. He's in his final year of law school at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law.
“The fact that we have five highly qualified, motivated, and experienced tribal members participating makes this program very exciting, and I am thankful to be a part of it," Van Amburg said in a
statement to the college.
Whoever earns the job will inherit a larger gaming enterprise. The tribe is adding a hotel and expanding the convention center at the main
Casino Del Sol. An events center is on the way at the nearby
Casino
of the Sun.
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