David Sisk the Chief Operating Officer (COO) has quit Sands China with immediate effect sparking speculation into the reasons for his departure after only 3 years in the role and the company doubling its profits in Macau over the last 4 years.
A spokesperson for the company only said “Sisk has resigned and is no longer with the company,” without offering any reason for the sudden departure.
Sand China has been through difficult times with senior management with former CEO Steven Jacobs suing the company in 2012 for wrongful termination and the resulting court case causing great embarrassment to the company and Sheldon Adelson the owner.
Sisk joined Las Vegas Sands in 2010 before moving to Sand China and the thriving gambling hub of Macau as their COO. The company has a policy of making no comment on their management leaving, but rumours swirl around why after such a successful stint with the company Sisk would leave.
In other related news from Sands China the company said it plans to invest $2.8 billion in Macau to build its fifth resort, which will be named Parisian is on track, the aim of the new resort will be to attract middle-class gamblers from China which is the largest growing market.
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