The move to the Strip reflects a deliberate effort to embed the hospitality technology firm closer to its core clientele. By establishing a permanent base among the gaming and entertainment operators that utilize its Venue Management System and UrResort platform, the company aims to accelerate its commercial expansion. Interim CEO Emily Curtin noted that the location serves as a homecoming, reinforcing relationships within an industry the company has serviced since its inception.
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UrVenue Shifts Strategy With New Las Vegas Strip Headquarters
Positioned at 3327 S. Las Vegas Blvd., the new corporate hub puts UrVenue in the heart of the hospitality sector it serves. The company is pairing this physical move with a series of leadership appointments across its client success, marketing, and business development divisions to fuel growth in nightlife and resort markets.
To support this expansion, UrVenue has brought on industry veterans to fill key roles. Michael Sullivan, who brings 25 years of experience from firms like Wynn Nightlife and TAO Group, will oversee global client success. Amy You, formerly of Caesars Entertainment, joins as a Business Development Executive to bolster luxury sales. Additionally, the company promoted Kerry Osborne to Client Success Manager for its resort division and appointed Joseph Pomar-Webb as Senior Marketing Manager. According to Chief Growth Officer Tracee Nalewak, these hires are part of a 'hospitality for hospitality' strategy, prioritizing staff with direct operational experience to better anticipate the evolving needs of their customers.
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