Las Vegas Sands CEO Goldstein to become senior advisor March 1, 2026; Dumont named successor
Las Vegas Sands said Chairman and CEO Robert G. Goldstein will move to a senior advisor role on March 1, 2026, and its board intends to appoint President and COO Patrick Dumont as Chairman and CEO at that time. Goldstein's amended employment agreement provides a $4.5 million annual consulting fee over a two-year term, along with equity award vesting and other benefits, which the filing describes as subject to a release.
Key points
- Goldstein transitions to senior advisor on March 1, 2026, with the advisory term running through March 2028.
- Patrick Dumont, President and Chief Operating Officer, intended to become Chairman and CEO upon the transition.
- Goldstein's consulting fee is $4.5 million per year during the two-year term, conditional on a release.
- Goldstein's outstanding equity awards will be deemed vested as of March 1, 2026, per the amendment.
The filing
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