Dec 16, 2015 Newsdesk Industry Talk, Latest News  
U.S.-based casino and lottery supplier Scientific Games Corp has promoted Michael Quartieri to executive vice president. He has also been named chief financial officer and company secretary, succeeding Scott Schweinfurth, the firm announced on Tuesday.
Mr Quartieri will assume responsibility for Scientific Games’ finance functions, including accounting, financial planning and reporting, internal controls, investor relations, treasury, tax and financial operations.
He will be based at Scientific Games’ global headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada, in the United States. Mr Quartieri joined the firm last month as vice president and corporate controller.
“Michael has a proven track record of achieving results by partnering with operations to drive growth and cash flow, while implementing significant strategic, financial, and operational improvements,” said Gavin Isaacs, president and chief executive of Scientific Games, in a statement.
Scientific Games announced last month that Mr Schweinfurth would be retiring at the end of the year.
Prior to joining Scientific Games, Mr Quartieri worked for nine years at casino operator Las Vegas Sands Corp, ending his tenure there as senior vice president, chief accounting officer and global controller. Previously, he had a 13-year stint at professional services firm Deloitte & Touche LLP, rising to the position of director of audit and assurance services, specialising in work with clients from the gaming and hospitality sectors.
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