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Japan – Hard Rock launches Hard Rock Japan

Hard Rock International has confirmed the launch of Hard Rock Japan and the appointment of Edward Tracy as chief executive officer of the company’s new division.

Mr. Tracy’s recent appointment is a strategic move designed to support the company’s growth plans in the region.

Japonska Hard Rock ni tujec z več kot 30-letnimi izkušnjami v državi – svojo prvo japonsko kavarno je odprla v Tokiu z dolgoletnim partnerjem, WDI Group, leta 1983. S šestimi lokacijami Hard Rock Cafe, ki trenutno delujejo, poleg V 24 hotelih in 11 igralnicah po vsem svetu Hard Rock prikazuje svoje dokazane izkušnje pri razvoju in upravljanju uglednih zabavnih in gostinskih prizorišč. Z nedavnim sprejetjem Japonskega zakona o integrirani promociji letovišč namerava podjetje v celoti uporabiti to strokovno znanje in priznanje kot glavni tekmec med ponudniki za licence za letovišča.

"Kot nekdanji izvršni direktor Sands China Ltd in izvršni direktor Trump Organization, Tracy prinaša več kot 30 let dokazanih izkušenj z igranjem iger na srečo, gostoljubnostjo in integriranimi letoviškimi izkušnjami v Hard Rock," pravi Jim Allen, predsednik Hard Rock International. "Prepričani smo v Tracyjevo sposobnost, da vodi prizadevanja podjetja na Japonskem, in veselimo se nadaljnje rasti našega poslovanja pod njegovim vodstvom."

Edward Tracy joined Sands China Ltd, a subsidiary of Las Vegas Sands Corp., in July 2010 as its president and chief operating officer, becoming the company CEO in July 2011. He was responsible for the oversight of the country’s largest integrated resort operator by revenue, capacity and content, with 13,000 hotels rooms and 30,000 team members. In October 2014, Harvard Business Review named Mr. Tracy as one of “The Best-Performing CEOs in the World” in its respected annual top 100 ranking. Prior to Sands, Mr. Tracy served as president and CEO of Capital Gaming, a multi-jurisdictional manager of regional casinos. He also served as president and CEO of the Trump Organization, where he was responsible for managing over 12,500 employees, 3,000 luxury hotel rooms and 240,000 square feet of casino space.