Jeanne Hood
A downtown casino executive
An executive who led the Four Queens and helped shape downtown’s casino business.
Leading the Four Queens
Following Dave Hood’s death in 1977, Hyatt chose Jeanne Hood to lead its Nevada subsidiary and the Four Queens. UNLV’s history describes her expansion of the property’s slot business, particularly dollar machines. [1]
Beyond one property
The same retrospective connects Hood with the Fremont Street Experience and community work. Her story adds an operating executive’s perspective to downtown histories often organized around ownership transactions. [1]
Key dates
- 1977
Takes leadership of Hyatt’s Nevada casino operation. [1]
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Paulson buys Riviera, Four Queens
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Four Queens workers vote in favor of unionization
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Activists for disabled step up battle against Fremont Street Experience
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Golden Gate CEO interim chief of Fremont Street Experience
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Free Speech Faces Off With Chaos At The Fremont Street Experience
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Fremont Street Experience unveils $32 million renovation of downtown Vegas’ 25-year-old canopy
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