Joshua Robinson has been named Vice President of Marketing at The Cordish Companies

As Vice President of Marketing, Mr. Robinson will spearhead the strategic development and execution of marketing initiatives at this premier gaming, dining and entertainment venue. His responsibilities include providing leadership for the marketing department's daily operations, including overseeing all facets of marketing programs, loyalty initiatives, creative strategies, traditional and social media campaigns, advertising, sponsorships, special events, promotions, entertainment offerings, guest services, player development and group sales.

A native of Louisiana and a respected leader in casino marketing and operations, Mr. Robinson brings a wealth of experience from prominent roles at key Louisiana properties. His previous positions include Chief Marketing Officer at Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino in Lake Charles, Vice President of Marketing at L'Auberge Casino Resort in Lake Charles, and Vice President of Marketing and Hotel Operations at Margaritaville Resort Casino in Bossier City.

With expertise spanning advertising, promotions, events and hotel management, Mr. Robinson has consistently elevated properties under his stewardship to top regional and state rankings. His proven track record will be pivotal as Live! Casino & Hotel Louisiana aims to redefine the gaming and entertainment landscape in the Ark-La-Tex region.

Throughout his career, Mr. Robinson has been recognized as a rising star and featured on prestigious professional watch lists including Northwest Louisiana 40 under 40 and Southwest Louisiana 13 Thriving 30 Somethings. He is actively involved in community service, serving on boards such as the Christus Ochsner Southwestern Louisiana Foundation, American Cancer Society Louisiana, Southwest Louisiana American Cancer Society, and Southwest Louisiana Relay for Life.

The Live! Casino & Hotel Louisiana project is expected to deliver substantial economic benefits, including $35 million in gaming tax revenues for Bossier City and over $168 million for the state of Louisiana within the first five years of operation. It will also create 1,500 new construction jobs and permanent positions in gaming and hospitality, totaling approximately $34 million in salaries, wages, and tips.