In a separate 2019 settlement, Wynn agreed to pay his former company $20 million, stemming from a case filed by company shareholders accusing company leadership of failing to disclose Wynn’s alleged history of sexual misconduct. Wynn allegedly failed to report those allegations and forced one woman to sign a nondisclosure agreement, according to the complaint. ![]() Wynn, who developed iconic Las Vegas hotels, including the Mirage, Bellagio, Treasure Island and Wynn Las Vegas, resigned as chairman and CEO of his company, Wynn Resorts, over sexual misconduct allegations in 2018, but denied committing any wrongdoing, saying he chose to step down due to an “avalanche of negative publicity.” According to a complaint filed in 2019 by the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Wynn “repeatedly violated” the state’s gaming regulations while he was head of Wynn Resorts, when multiple female employees alleged Wynn forced them into non-consensual sexual activity.
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