Mesquite Gaming has brought on Andy Falkof as the new vice president of marketing and advertising. With over 20 years of experience in marketing for resorts and casinos, Falkof is expected to bring fresh ideas to Mesquite Gaming’s properties, CasaBlanca Resort & Casino and Virgin River Hotel & Casino. CEO Justin Moore expressed his confidence in Falkof’s ability to understand and achieve the company’s goals.
Falkof’s impressive career includes roles at Caesars Entertainment, Sands China, Melco Resorts & Entertainment, Great Canadian Entertainment, and Rivers Casino in Philadelphia. At Mesquite Gaming, his main focus will be on developing programs and campaigns to drive revenue growth in both gaming and non-gaming areas. This appointment comes at a crucial time as the company is currently undergoing renovations and rebranding efforts for its properties.
In the field of law, the William S. Boyd School of Law has recognized the exceptional contributions of John Valery White and Ruben J. Garcia by appointing them to named professorships. White, who specializes in civil rights law, has a distinguished record of publications and national speaking engagements. Garcia focuses on employment law and constitutional law, and his work has been featured in numerous prestigious publications. Both professors have been acknowledged for their outstanding research, teaching, and service.
United Way of Southern Nevada has appointed Samuel L. Rudd as its new president and CEO, leveraging his extensive background in financial management and nonprofit leadership. Since joining UWSN in 2023 as COO/CFO, Rudd has made significant improvements to the organization’s operations and strategic decision-making. His expertise has enabled UWSN to optimize its resources and forge successful partnerships with local stakeholders. As president & CEO, Rudd will continue to drive innovative solutions to address critical challenges in Southern Nevada.
Communities In Schools of Nevada (CIS) has welcomed Brittany Noble as human resources generalist and Tasia Wilson as full-service community schools manager. Noble brings valuable HR experience to CIS, while Wilson’s background includes overseeing student support programs in Memphis. CIS is known for its evidence-based approach to supporting students in Title I schools, providing resources and services to help them overcome barriers to academic success. By placing trained site coordinators in schools and collaborating with community partners, CIS aims to ensure that every student has the support they need to thrive and graduate on time.
