“I look forward to working with my successor to facilitate a smooth handover and remain confident in Penn National’s continued success.”įair’s announcement comes shortly after CEO Tim Wilmott announced plans to retire at the end of the year. “I am proud of the significant milestones achieved during my time at Penn National,” Fair said in the statement. The statement said Fair agreed to stay on through the end of the first quarter to give the company time to search for his successor.Īccording to the statement, Fair helped lead the company’s efforts to acquire the Tropicana. “This was a very difficult decision, but the timing was right in terms of my expiring contract, and it enables me to focus on some recent personal family issues,” Fair said in a Thursday statement from Penn National, the Pennsylvania-based operator of the Tropicana Las Vegas and M Resort in Las Vegas.įair first joined the company as senior vice president and chief development officer in 2014 before moving to his current roles in 2017. “BJ” Fair is set to step down from his role as CFO and executive vice president after March 31, when his employment contract term expires. Penn National Gaming’s chief financial officer announced plans to step down from his position, citing personal family issues. Penn National Gaming’s chief financial officer William J.
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