Wynn C-Suite Shakeup: Fullalove in as CFO, Replacing Cameron-Doe

• Julie Cameron-Doe will depart as chief financial officer (CFO) in mid-2026.
• She’s held that title for nearly four years.
• Craig Fullalove is replacing her.

Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN) announced today that CFO Julie Cameron-Doe will retire in the middle of this year and be replaced in that role by Craig Fullalove, the current finance chief of Wynn Macau.

News of the C-suite shakeup at the Las Vegas-based casino operator was released after the close of US markets, but there was little after-hours activity in the stock, potentially indicating investors are at peace with Wynn’s change in financial leadership. Cameron-Doe has been the highest-ranking financial executive at the company since April 2022. She moved into that role after Craig Billings moved up to become chief executive officer (CEO).

Julie’s leadership has been invaluable to me and the Company. Her stewardship of the team working on the acquisition and integration of Wynn Mayfair in London secured us a footprint in Europe to support the launch of Wynn Al Marjan Island, for which she spearheaded the essential construction financing,” said Billings in a statement.

The Wynn boss added that during Cameron-Doe’s time as chief financial officer, Wynn won all shareholder votes. She’ll retain a consultant role with Wynn and a non-executive director spot at Wynn Macau.

Fullalove Practical Choice as Wynn CFO

Fullalove has been with Wynn Macau for six years, running all finance matters, including that company’s Hong Kong stock listing.

“Fullalove also leads business development, supporting the Company’s casino and non-casino marketing efforts in Macau. In addition, he oversees various administrative areas including Information Technology, Human Resources, and Corporate Investigations,” according to the press release issued by the gaming company.

Recent talk among sell-side analysts suggests Wynn Macau has been gaining market share as gross gaming revenue (GGR) in the special administrative region (SAR) continues rebounding from the post-COVID 19 lows.

Cameron-Doe’s Tenure Was Surprisingly Long

When she departs in the middle of this year, Cameron-Doe will have occupied the CFO role at Wynn longer than the industry average for that C-level job.

“When it comes to job tenure, CFOs have the worst job security in the Casino and Gaming C-Suite, lasting only on average 3 years out of five years (2018-2022),” according to a 2024 study by Datarails.

However, the CFO role can lead to bigger things in the gaming industry as highlighted by Billings being the CEO of Wynn and soon-to-be Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) Patrick Dumont previously being that company’s finance chief.