Elaine Wynn’s will has been submitted in the court and shows who the late billionaire philanthropist called to perform the document.
Wynn, co -founder of Las Vegas Casino Giant Wynn Resorts, died in April at the age of 82. Her last will and will were submitted in Clark County District Court on June 5, shows information.
As can be seen from the 10-page document-signed on May 24, 2016-she gave all her properties to a family confidence for her name, whose recipients were not named in the will. She also instructed that if any recipient according to Will questioned its provisions, their share of the estate would be revoked.
Forbes Magazine set its net value to $ 2 billion.
The will stated that her previous marriage to the billionaire former casino developer Steve Wynn had been dissolved – they married twice and divorced twice – and that she had two daughters, Kevyn Wynn and Gillian Wynn.
She called her daughters as well as Andrew Pascal and Robert Kotick to co -executors of her will, or those among the group who are “capable and willing” to earn in the role. She gave them power to sell assets, borrow money and use real estate funds for lawyers and auditors.
Corporate figures
Her nephew Andrew Pascal, a former CEO of Wynn Resorts, is chairman and CEO of the mobile gaming company Playstudios.
Robert “Bobby” Kotick is the former CEO of the video game giant Activision Blizzard, whose games include “Call of Duty” and “Candy Crush.”
Elaine Wynn owned a share in Activision Blizzard before it was acquired by Microsoft, a securities application, and Kotick has said that Steve Wynn invested in a software company he was running when he was still in college.
In addition, Elaine Wynn was the co -chair of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Kotick is a long -term board member of the museum.
District Court Register indicates that the law firm McDonald Carano submitted his will in court. The company did not respond to a request for comment.
Efforts to reach Wynn’s daughters, Pascal and Kotick also succeeded.
Las Vegas Impact
Wynn, who launched Wynn Resorts in 2002 with his then husband, owned about 9 percent of the company’s share from March, which made her the third largest shareholder, according to a securities application.
She died on April 14 after a short illness in her home in Los Angeles, surrounded by loved ones, reported Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Overall, she left a large footprint on the Las Vegas strip and gathered a fortune from the casino industry, as her rise to power and wealth in parallel with her former husband.
She was also well known for her philanthropic efforts in Las Vegas, especially in education and art.
Elaine P. Wynn and Family Foundation reported that they paid almost $ 5.7 million in grants, gifts and grants in 2023, for example, Federal items show.
This included $ 1.3 million for student support group communities in schools in Nevada; 700,500 $ to Nathan Adelson Hospice; $ 525,000 to three Square Food Bank; $ 380,000 to the Nevada Ballet Theater; And about $ 287,700 to the Smith Center for Performing Arts.
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