Nevada GCB appoints three new division chiefs
Chairman Mark Lipparelli says new appointments come at an "exciting time of change"
Nevada’s Gaming Gaming Control Board (GCB) has appointed three new division chiefs to replace retiring and resigning employees.
GCB chairman Mark Lipparelli (pictured) announced that Jim Barbee, Brian Duffrin and Shirley Springer had become the new division leaders of technology, administration and audit respectively.
“This is an exciting time of change for gaming in Nevada and our agency is changing as well,” Lipparelli said. “The addition of these three very capable managers to new leadership roles comes when we are closely examining new policies addressing advanced gaming technologies and the implementation of regulation of online gaming. That each has come from positions within the GCB is a testimony to the depth and dedication of our employees.”
Barbee will supervise the review and approval of all new and modified gaming technology used by casino licensees in Nevada, including traditional gaming devices and multiplayer devices as well as associated equipment such as keno systems, bingo systems, and race and sports systems.