KING OF THE CAGE ANNOUNCES ADDITION OF KEY HOTEL/CASINO EXECUTIVE
Apr 12, 2013 Comments
(PRESS RELEASE) -- Rancho Cucamonga, CA King of the Cage (KOTC) is
proud to announce that veteran Hotel & Casino executive Marty Gross
has joined the company as Vice President of Events Development. In
this role he will be working directly with the CEO on corporate
direction and casino relations, with the goal to enhance the growth
of the company.
“Having known Terry and having worked directly with King of the Cage for the last few years in various hotel/casinos, it is truly exciting to be part of what I believe is not only one the most exciting sporting events, but one of the finest organizations and most talented people I have seen in a very long time”, stated Marty Gross. “There is no question that KOTC is one of the best entertainment attractions out there in today’s market.”
Terry Trebilcock, owner and CEO of King of the Cage, states, “with Marty’s vast hotel/casino experience and as a former CEO and General Manager of some of the most well known gaming companies, and his keen understanding of our company, it allows King of the Cage to become a stronger company internally and allows us to continue the growth that we have experienced over the past several years to continue our path moving forward.”
Marty Gross is a highly experienced executive, who has been in the hotel, casino and hospitality industry for many years. He has a proven background with key management experience in various markets including Las Vegas, Reno, Lake Tahoe, California and Arizona. Gross has held key executive positions in the Las Vegas market and has served as Vice President and General Manager of Cannery Casino Resorts, as well as Vice President of Development during the construction of The M Resort in Las Vegas. Gross also held the position of Director of Operations Development with Station Casinos during the opening of Red Rock Resort Las Vegas. He also was the CEO for the Quechan Casino & Resort in California, where he led the opening of a new $300 million resort. He has held key executive gaming licenses in Nevada, California and Arizona, and has served as a board member of the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. He is a graduate of the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
“Having known Terry and having worked directly with King of the Cage for the last few years in various hotel/casinos, it is truly exciting to be part of what I believe is not only one the most exciting sporting events, but one of the finest organizations and most talented people I have seen in a very long time”, stated Marty Gross. “There is no question that KOTC is one of the best entertainment attractions out there in today’s market.”
Terry Trebilcock, owner and CEO of King of the Cage, states, “with Marty’s vast hotel/casino experience and as a former CEO and General Manager of some of the most well known gaming companies, and his keen understanding of our company, it allows King of the Cage to become a stronger company internally and allows us to continue the growth that we have experienced over the past several years to continue our path moving forward.”
Marty Gross is a highly experienced executive, who has been in the hotel, casino and hospitality industry for many years. He has a proven background with key management experience in various markets including Las Vegas, Reno, Lake Tahoe, California and Arizona. Gross has held key executive positions in the Las Vegas market and has served as Vice President and General Manager of Cannery Casino Resorts, as well as Vice President of Development during the construction of The M Resort in Las Vegas. Gross also held the position of Director of Operations Development with Station Casinos during the opening of Red Rock Resort Las Vegas. He also was the CEO for the Quechan Casino & Resort in California, where he led the opening of a new $300 million resort. He has held key executive gaming licenses in Nevada, California and Arizona, and has served as a board member of the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas. He is a graduate of the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
