Las Vegas Review-Journal (Sunday)
THE LADDER
UNITED WAY OF SOUTHERN NEVADA has hired Brett McAnnany as director of donor relationships in mid-July. McAnnany, a Las Vegas native, will be responsible for encouraging investments throughout Southern Nevada through the Tocqueville Society and other giving opportunities, according to a news release.
In his role, he will act as a philanthropic adviser to help donors direct their funds.
“As a Las Vegas native, Brett has a passion for serving Southern Nevada that is driven by a family legacy of helping those who need it most,” UWSN Interim President and CEO Kelly Shaw said in a statement. “With lasting relationships built on a foundation of trust, Brett has spent decades building a wide-reaching network, which he will leverage to expand United Way’s impact in our community.”
TSK Architects announced Bruce
Preston, managing principal, and Ree Miskimon, director of marketing, as graduates of the prestigious Society of American Military Engineers Leadership Development Program.
“We are proud of Bruce and Ree for their commitment to professional development and could not be more excited for their year-long dedication to the leadership development program with an incredible organization such as the Society of American Military Engineers,” said Windom Kimsey, president and CEO of TSK Architects. “With a track record of excellence, Ree and Bruce have separated themselves from the rest, as they are two of only 18 participants from across the country to be selected. We look forward to their continued success and growth.” its board of directors. D’Arrigo’s board membership became effective following the closing of the company’s initial public offering on July 27.
D’Arrigo most recently served as the executive vice president and chief financial officer of MGM Resorts International, from 2007 to 2019. He was part of the team that created what’s now BetMGM, a joint venture between MGM Resorts and Entain. At Gambling.com Group, he will serve as chairman of the nominating and governance committee and will serve as a member of the audit committee.
The Neon Museum has announced the hiring of Aaron Berger as the museum’s executive director. Berger brings extensive experience in museum leadership, nonprofit fundraising and community engagement to the Las Vegas museum.
Berger, who has relocated to Las Vegas from Atlanta, most recently served as the executive director for The Breman Museum in Atlanta. During his tenure, annual attendance rose by 32 percent and the museum received accolades such as “Must See Destination” by Trip Advisor and one of the “Best Museums in Atlanta” by USA Today 10 Best, according to a release from the Neon Museum.