Wynn names Craig Fullalove CFO as Julie Cameron-Doe retires
Wynn Resorts has announced a planned leadership transition, naming Craig Fullalove as its next Chief Financial Officer. Fullalove will succeed Julie Cameron-Doe, who has elected to retire in mid-2026 after nearly four years in the role.
Cameron-Doe will remain connected to the business following her retirement, continuing as a consultant to Wynn Resorts and serving as a non-executive director of Wynn Macau. She has held the CFO position since April 2022 and played a central role during a period of international expansion and capital market activity for the company.
During her tenure, Cameron-Doe oversaw Wynn’s acquisition and integration of Wynn Mayfair in London, establishing the company’s presence in Europe. She was also closely involved in securing financing for Wynn Al Marjan Island, the company’s $5.1 billion integrated resort development in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, which is scheduled to open in 2027. In addition, Wynn noted her role in strengthening shareholder engagement and positioning the company’s balance sheet through multiple capital market transactions.
Fullalove currently serves as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Administrative Officer of Wynn Macau, where he has responsibility for corporate and operational finance, compliance, risk management, procurement, sustainability, and strategic finance. His role also extends to overseeing information technology, human resources, corporate investigations, and business development support for casino and non-gaming operations in Macau.
He joined Wynn Macau in January 2020 and brings more than two decades of international finance experience. Prior to Wynn, Fullalove was Senior Vice President and CFO at Asian Coast Development Limited. Earlier in his career, he spent nine years with Deloitte & Touche in audit and financial advisory roles. His professional background includes work across South Africa, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Vietnam.
Wynn Resorts stated that the transition is part of a structured succession plan designed to maintain continuity in financial leadership as the company continues to operate across multiple regions, including the United States, Macau, and Europe, while advancing major development projects in new markets.
As reviewed by iGaming News Today, the appointment reflects an internal promotion and a planned handover rather than a strategic shift, reinforcing Wynn Resorts’ focus on stability as it enters its next phase of global growth.
