MGM Grand Detroit Appoints Terry Briggs as Vice President of Slot Operations
Appointment of a Seasoned Slot Operations Leader
MGM Grand Detroit, a prominent casino resort located in Michigan, has strengthened its leadership team by appointing Terry Briggs as the new Vice President of Slot Operations. With extensive experience in the casino industry, Briggs is set to bring valuable expertise to the property’s gaming operations.
Terry Briggs’ Extensive Experience in Casino Management
Briggs brings over 20 years of experience in slot operations to his new role. He has held numerous senior positions at leading casino establishments throughout his career, consistently contributing to growth and enhanced guest engagement.
In his role at MGM Grand Detroit, Briggs will be responsible for managing slot operations and improving the gaming floor’s performance to better meet customer preferences and expectations.
Prior to joining MGM Grand Detroit, Briggs was the Director of Slot Operations at Golden Nugget Lake Charles in Louisiana. His career also includes leadership roles at Tortoise Rock Casino—where he served as both Director and Executive Director of Operations—and multiple positions at Penn National Gaming, including a promotion to multi-property casino operations shift manager during the COVID-19 pandemic closures.
Earlier in his career, Briggs gained valuable experience at Bally’s Casino Tunica, Treasure Bay Casino, and Bally’s Saloon & Gambling Hall, further solidifying his expertise in the gaming industry.
Welcoming Terry Briggs to MGM Grand Detroit
MGM Grand Detroit’s President and Chief Operations Officer, Matt Buckley, expressed enthusiasm about Briggs joining the team. Buckley praised Briggs’ proven ability to enhance guest experiences and drive operational success.
He highlighted that Briggs will be an important contributor to MGM Grand Detroit’s mission of establishing itself as a leading gaming and entertainment destination.
“We are excited to welcome him and confident he will play a key role in helping to strengthen our position as a premier gaming and entertainment destination.”
Matt Buckley, COO, MGM Grand Detroit
MGM Resorts Reports Consistent Revenues in Q1
Additionally, MGM Resorts recently released its first-quarter financial report showing stable revenues despite a minor decrease in adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA). The company reported net revenues of $4.5 billion, marking a 4% increase compared to the previous year, while adjusted EBITDA totaled $580 million, down from $637 million during the same period last year.
Despite these slight challenges, CEO Bill Hornbuckle remains optimistic about the company’s performance moving forward and anticipates positive developments throughout the year.
