Bob Finch of Station Casinos to retire

A veteran executive with Station Casinos has retired after 40 years with the company, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

Bob Finch, chief operating officer of Red Rock Resorts and a four-decade employee of Station Casinos, resigned on Tuesday, according to a Thursday filing to the SEC. He’ll continue to work for the company during a transition period through July 31 and receive his base salary of $650,000 along with a prorated bonus for the months worked this year.

Red Rock Resorts, the publicly traded parent company of the locals casino chain, also announced that Kord Nichols, a former senior vice president of operations, was appointed by the Board of Directors to replace Finch. Nichols also previously acted as a general manager for the company at Graton hotel-casino in northern California. Nichols’ base salary will increase to $750,000 effective March 3, according to the filing.

Former Fontainebleau President Mark Tricano replaces Nichols in the senior vice president role, the company said Tuesday.

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