Las Vegas Sands CEO Robert Goldstein intends to step down from the position when he transitions to a senior adviser role on 1 March 2026, the casino operator The company said it intends to name its Chief Operating Officer,

Dallas Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont is poised to become the next CEO of Las Vegas Sands, the resort and casino development company founded by his late father-in-law, Sheldon Adelson. The board of directors intends for

Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) announced that Robert G. Goldstein, its chairman and chief executive officer and long-time senior executive, will transition to the role of senior advisor on March 1, 2026.

Longtime Las Vegas Sands executive Robert Goldstein will transition out of his position as chairman and CEO of the company to a senior adviser role next year, Sands officials announced Thursday. The transition will occur March 1,

Las Vegas Sands has announced Robert Goldstein is to step down as CEO and chairman and transition to the role of senior advisor.

Las Vegas Sands chairman and CEO Robert Goldstein will step down next year when he transitions into an advisory role.

Goldstein, who has been with Las Vegas Sands since 1995, took over as Chairman and CEO in 2021 following the passing of Sands founder Sheldon Adelson. As Senior Adviser, Goldstein will assist with government relations,

Patrick Dumont, the person who gave the green light for the Mavericks to trade Luka Dončić in February, will take on an even bigger role at Las Vegas Sands as the company eyes a major project in the Metroplex.