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Mohegan Gaming names three to top executive posts

August 14, 2018 12:00 am • Last Updated: August 14, 2018 5:16 pm

Mohegan — Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment, Mohegan Sun’s corporate parent, has announced the appointments of Drew Kelley, senior vice president and chief financial officer; Barbara Kenney, senior vice president and chief human resources officer; and Richard Lindsay, senior vice president and chief development officer.

Kelley reports to Mario Kontomerkos, MGE’s chief executive officer, providing executive leadership and strategic direction for all aspects of the company's financial activities. He also is responsible for communicating with the Mohegan tribal chairman and Tribal Council regarding financial matters.

Kenney oversees all facets of human capital and guest service, and partners with MGE's CEO and senior leadership to provide strategic direction for all human capital functions at MGE properties in the United States and Asia.

Lindsay is responsible for overseeing, directing and managing business development opportunities for MGE.

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