ICC will have exclusive information about the purchase of Palms Las Vegas.

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The International Casino Conference (ICC) will kick off ICE London's 2023 event. It will include important information from people who were involved in the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians' purchase of the Palms Casino Resort.
 The Palms Las Vegas San Manuel ICC will be held on Monday, February 6, in the Capital Suite at the ExCel London.

 There will be 150 important people from the land-based casino industry at the conference. They will talk about a number of subjects, such as new markets, politics, and regulations, as well as the latest news about casino growth.


 Laurens Vosloo is the CEO of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and a member of the management committee for the San Manuel Gaming & Hospitality Authority.
 This will include exclusive information about how the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians bought the Palms Casino Resort.  The resort got its permit to operate in April 2022, and it opened just 132 days later.

 Laurens Vosloo, CEO of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and a member of the management committee at the San Manuel Gaming & Hospitality Authority, and Cynthia Kiser Murphey, general manager of Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas, will be giving keynote speeches at ICC about the acquisition.

 Tribes were interested in the casino because they wanted to build the first Native American-owned and operated casino resort in Las Vegas.

 Owned by a tribe
 Vosloo added, "Owning a casino resort in Las Vegas, the entertainment and gaming capital of the world, was a long-term goal that the tribe achieved as part of its investment and diversification strategy."


 Cynthia Kiser Murphey is the general manager of the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
 "We will talk about the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians at the International Casino Conference and how they made history by becoming the first Native American tribe to own and run a casino resort in Las Vegas."

 Murphey said, "Our team opened Palms in less than four months. This included finding, hiring, and training 1,200 great team members, solving strategic sourcing and supply chain problems, and dealing with things we didn't know about as the first tribal entity to own and run a casino resort in Las Vegas."

 "We're thankful that so many of the original Palms crew members came back to work with us when we opened.  Team members said they wanted to come back because they felt like magic when they work together here.  "Their energy and excitement are what keep Palms going strong."