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Wynn Resorts Chairman Phil Satre

Satre was ‘experienced supervision’ needed to save Wynn Resorts

Phil Satre and his wife, Jennifer, were planning their next visit to a U.S. national park when Elaine Wynn approached the long-time gaming figure more than a year ago about joining the board of Wynn Resorts as it dealt with allegations of sexual harassment and assault against CEO Steve Wynn.

State Board of Education unveils search timeline for new superintendent

Nevada’s next state superintendent should be someone who is “strongly committed to education reform,” a team player, effective communicator and capable of working with large budgets. Those are some of the qualifications outlined in a draft job description posted as a State Board of Education meeting material as the governing body launches a search for Nevada’s next top education official.

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