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Cosmopolitan hires Marshall Andrew as CIO

Arnold M. Knightly
September 29, 2009 - 3:30 pm
 

The Cosmopolitan has hired Marshall Andrew as the Strip property’s chief information officer starting Oct. 6, a resort official confirmed Tuesday.

Andrew was with Station Casinos from 1994-2008 where he was vice president and chief information officer. He has spent the past year as a consultant.

Andrew will report to the $3.9 billion resort’s chief executive officer, John Unwin.

Unwin, who resigned as the general manager at Caesars Palace in July, will join the project in October.

Andrew’s hiring comes three weeks after Palazzo and Venetian executive Jeff Burge was hired away from the Las Vegas Sands Corp. as chief financial officer.

The Cosmopolitan is scheduled to open September 2010.

Contact reporter Arnold M. Knightly at aknightly@reviewjournal.com or 702-477-3893.

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