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Hard Rock Casino CEO Takes Helm of State Gaming Association

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Hard Rock Casino CEO Takes Helm of State Gaming Association

Our community's casino industry has new leadership at the state level. George Goldhoff, who serves as president and CEO of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, has been elected to lead the Casino Association of New Jersey, marking a significant transition for the organization that represents our region's gaming sector.

Goldhoff steps into the role following Mark Giannantonio, president and CEO of Resorts Casino Hotel, who guided the association for nearly four years. The leadership change comes at a pivotal time, as Atlantic City's casino industry remains a cornerstone of tourism and economic vitality throughout the region.

"It is an honor to step into the role of Casino Association of New Jersey president and continue the strong foundation that Mark Giannantonio helped build," Goldhoff said in a statement announcing his new position.

The Casino Association of New Jersey serves as the unified voice for Atlantic City's gaming establishments, advocating for industry interests and working to strengthen the sector's contribution to our local economy. With thousands of jobs and millions in tax revenue at stake, the association plays a crucial role in shaping policies that affect our community's economic future.

Goldhoff brings extensive experience from his leadership at Hard Rock Atlantic City, one of the resort city's premier gaming destinations. His appointment signals continuity in the association's mission to promote Atlantic City as a world-class entertainment and gaming destination while supporting the workforce and businesses that make our community thrive.

As our casino industry continues to evolve and compete in an increasingly crowded regional market, local stakeholders will be watching closely to see how this leadership transition shapes advocacy efforts and industry initiatives in the months ahead.

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