Jennifer Gaynor's guest appearances

Jennifer Gaynor

GGB Magazine Podcast

Hey Boss Lady!

The Gambling Files

Rahul Sood

Erika Nardini

Matt Wilson

Bill Bryson

Tom Colicchio

David Jacoby

Kevin Brown

Jonodev Chaudhuri

Kevin Kline

Joe DeSimone

Steven Hill

Richard Schwartz

Bill Miller

Wayne Newton

John English

OwlTail

Another thankfully relatively brief intro [0:00 - 13:04], then Jon and Fintan are joined by Las Vegas resident and super-lawyer Jennifer Gaynor. They discuss all things Vegas, including the success of turning the city into a truly all-encompassing experiential venue, the sports teams, the F1 race, the new beach ball event venue (MSG? You know the one. A big ball thing), cannabis, the 25th straight month of $1bn+ revenues, and Wynn's look to the UAE [13:05 - 1:17:25]. We go far and wide, as you might expect.

Another thankfully relatively brief intro [0:00 - 13:04], then Jon and Fintan are joined by Las Vegas resident and super-lawyer Jennifer Gaynor. They discuss all things Vegas, including the success of turning the city into a truly all-encompassing experiential venue, the sports teams, the F1 race, the new beach ball event venue (MSG? You know the one. A big ball thing), cannabis, the 25th straight month of $1bn+ revenues, and Wynn's look to the UAE [13:05 - 1:17:25]. We go far and wide, as you might expect.

Jennifer Gaynor on Vegas: F1, MGS, the A's, revenues and Wynn: The Gambling Files RTFM 91

Attorney and Author Jennifer Gaynor Reveals the Powerful Stories of Women in the Gaming Industry - By day, Jennifer works as an attorney in the Las Vegas gaming industry, where she has played a key role in reshaping Nevada gaming law. In her other life, she’s an author. Her recent book, That Expletive Broad, is a fascinating collection of little-told stories about the women who have made a difference in the country’s gaming history.

Attorney and Author <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-gaynor-98a48b3/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jennifer Gaynor</a> Reveals the Powerful Stories of Women in the Gaming Industry - By day, Jennifer works as an attorney in the Las Vegas gaming industry, where she has played a key role in reshaping Nevada gaming law. In her other life, she’s an author. Her recent book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/That-Expletive-Broad-Barriers-Industry/dp/1641379391" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">That Expletive Broad</a>, is a fascinating collection of little-told stories about the women who have made a difference in the country’s gaming history.

Jennifer Gaynor: “That Expletive Broad”

Jeff Silver

Often forgotten in the rush to close down casinos in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is the regulatory aspect: What procedures do you follow, what do you do with the cash and audit process, how do you reconcile slot machine records and much more. In Nevada, it’s even more difficult since the casinos have never closed since 1931, so it was uncharted territory. Someone who has seen everything in the state, until now, is former Gaming Control Board member Jeff Silver, who along with Jennifer Gaynor, his colleague from the Dickinson Wright office in Las Vegas, helped their clients navigate the minefield of compliance hurdles during the shutdown on March 17. They explain the thought process of the regulators, the concerns of the operators, and possibilities of how the casinos will reopen when the all-clear is given. They met with GGB Publisher Roger Gros at the GGB offices in Las Vegas—Gaynor in person and Silver over the phone. The interview was conducted on March 31, when the lockdown order from Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak was extended to April 30.

Often forgotten in the rush to close down casinos in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic is the regulatory aspect: What procedures do you follow, what do you do with the cash and audit process, how do you reconcile slot machine records and much more. In Nevada, it’s even more difficult since the casinos have never closed since 1931, so it was uncharted territory. Someone who has seen everything in the state, until now, is former Gaming Control Board member Jeff Silver, who along with Jennifer Gaynor, his colleague from the Dickinson Wright office in Las Vegas, helped their clients navigate the minefield of compliance hurdles during the shutdown on March 17. They explain the thought process of the regulators, the concerns of the operators, and possibilities of how the casinos will reopen when the all-clear is given. They met with GGB Publisher Roger Gros at the GGB offices in Las Vegas—Gaynor in person and Silver over the phone. The interview was conducted on March 31, when the lockdown order from Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak was extended to April 30.

Jeff Silver and Jennifer Gaynor