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oining leading brands and organi- zations such as Cisco, Progressive Insurance and Adobe, Mohegan Sun, which is Mohegan Gaming and Entertainment’s flagship desti-


nation, lands among the top 10 on the recently announced “100 Best Workplaces for Diversity” by Fortune magazine. According to the report, Mohegan Sun team members with disabilities make up approximately 13 percent of the Mohegan Sun workforce, which is one of the highest marks on Fortune’s list, and it also shows Mohegan Sun’s workforce at 48 percent women.


“We’re honored to see Mohegan Sun named among the top 100 Best Workplaces for Diversity, because it demonstrates the power of our rich Mohegan heritage as the foundation for how we operate and grow the business,” said Mario Kontomerkos, president and CEO of Mohegan Gaming and Entertainment.


said. “An example is that we like to bring our groups receptions outside of the meeting space, and this could be hosting 2,000 people at our indoor swimming pool or 600 guests in one of our VIP Player Lounges overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.”


For a change of scenery, planners can choose one of the 1,500-seat music theaters instead of a ballroom. If they want breakfast overlooking the bay, that’s available, too.


“We offer all of this variety inside one agreement with one food and beverage minimum and one point of contact,” said Cancila. “Shopping, spas, nightlife and high-end restaurants all under one roof offer additional opportunities for attendees to match their interests after the general session concludes.”


Atlantic City’s beach and boardwalk are just steps away, and attendees can stroll on the white sand, find a peaceful spot for a yoga session, or enjoy a re- freshing bike ride. Attendees will look forward to a reception at Bally’s Beach Bar, which can host up to 3,000 guests.


For each group, the Caesars Entertain- ment Atlantic City team will find out what the planners’ needs are in order to create the perfect event for them. For a national sales meeting, every- thing under one roof may be what’s needed, while an incentive trip may call for exploring the city. A long list of the properties’ partners will help to elevate the experience for each and every group.


“A confidential meeting may look for privacy and security as a top priority, and that’s available at our Waterfront Conference Center, which is connected to Harrah’s 2,600 guest rooms, yet sep- arate from the casino and outlets,” Cancila explains.


Rivers Casino Philadelphia recently un- derwent a rebranding (formerly known as SugarHouse Casino), and that name change represents a $15 million rein- vestment into the property, including its $5-million state-of-the-art BetRivers Sportsbook, a redesigned gaming floor and the new Jack’s Bar + Grill.


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