US casino giant Wynn Resorts Limited has announced Craig Fullalove, currently Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer of its Macau based subsidiary Wynn Macau Limited, as the company’s new CFO.
Fullalove will replace Julie Cameron-Doe, who Wynn revealed will retire as Wynn Resorts CFO on 31 March 2026 and as an officer of the company from 1 June 2026. Cameron-Doe will enter into a consulting agreement with Wynn Resorts “to support the continued transition of her duties and responsibilities to her successor and to provide other services, as may be requested by the company,” Wynn said.
Fullalove, 44, currently serves as CFO and Chief Administrative Officer of Wynn Macau Limited, which operates the Wynn Palace and Wynn Macau integrated resorts. He has held this position since July 2022, having originally joined as CFO in January 2020.
Fullalove will commence as CFO of Wynn Resorts on 1 April 2026 under an initial three-year term through which he will receive a base salary of at least US$800,000 plus a target bonus opportunity under the company’s annual incentive plan of 200% of his base salary and an annual restricted stock grant under its incentive plan with a target value equal to 135% of his annual base salary.
Wynn did not provide any detail on who would potentially step into Fullalove’s role at Wynn Macau.
