VP, Casino Finance
About the role
The Vice President, Casino Finance provides strategic leadership and enterprise-wide oversight of Casino Finance operations across all Seminole Gaming and Hard Rock International managed casino properties. Reporting directly to the Senior Vice President of Finance, this role is responsible for the alignment, governance, and optimization of Revenue Audit, Cash Operations, Cash Access, Credit Administration, and related Casino Finance functions. The Vice President drives the strategic direction and continuous enhancement of current and future Casino Finance operations by establishing enterprise standards across processes, systems, technologies, reporting, internal controls, policies, and procedures. This position ensures operational consistency, regulatory compliance, financial integrity, and alignment with organizational objectives across multiple gaming jurisdictions. Partnering closely with property finance leadership and enterprise stakeholders, the Vice President communicates strategic priorities, gathers operational insights, and leads initiatives that support business growth, innovation, compliance, and operational excellence. Through direct leadership of the Director of Gaming Audit & Accounting, Director of Casino Finance, and Product Manager of Cash Access, the role promotes best practices, accountability, and continuous improvement throughout the organization. Duties and responsibilities are primarily performed in a professional office setting; however, periodic work within casino operating environments is required. Team members may be exposed to environmental conditions that include secondhand smoke, excessive noise, and other casino-related factors. While performing the duties of this position, the employee is regularly required to stand, walk, use hands, reach with hands and arms, communicate effectively, and occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. Specific vision abilities required include close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus. This position requires extensive computer use, including repetitive hand and wrist motion associated