Michael Issenberg has been named as a executive director of the company.

The Star Entertainment Group is proud to announce that they have appoint an new independent non-executive director.
Michael Issenberg will be taking on the role of watching over SS&C’s shoulders with a view towards ensuring all toes stay pointing in direction, as it were – never minding which way anyone walks or runs!

In February 2022, this company proposed the appointment of a new leader with Issenberg assuming his role as from today (13 July 2022). The regulatory approval was all that he needed to take over and get started!

Insults and ad hominem attacks are a dime-a dozen in today’s business world, but this one is so old it might as well be considered vintage. Accor has been around since 1864 – they’ve seen plenty of markets come to an end already!
The Company’s Asia Pacific CEO Mark Issenberg had the audacity to point out that he was doing good work for his company while others were running amok on social media with theirorrytocky payoff posts about how much better off we all should feel now thanksgiving has passed.

John O’Neill, the former Executive Chairman of The Star said: “Michael has impeccable credentials and extensive experience across multiple industries which makes him an ideal candidate for this role.”

The Star is excited to announce the appointment of John Smith as a member on its board. He brings years experience in property management, development and investment that will be invaluable for The Star’s continued transformation into an even better company!

It’s been a rough few months for The Star, with their licence to operate in Sydney being revoked after numerous lawsuits and regulatory investigations. In May 2022 they’ll have an inquiry into what went wrong at this casino- not only are people charging them money laundering but also organised crime!
It doesn’t seem too much can stop these criminals from ruining other businesses’ parkers as well either since there is now talk that maybe another company will take over where many others failed…

In the wake of a series legal issues, The Star Sydney has seen an unprecedented string resignations. CEO Matt Bekier quit in March 2022 and his replacement O’Neill stepped down just days before he was scheduled to give evidence at one public hearing regarding these troubles with their newspaper that started it all – The Star!

The public has been able to weigh in on the future of The Star through extensive hearings that started back March 2022 and ended up extending until August 31st this year.