How long have you lived in A.C.? I commute from the suburbs south of Philadelphia where I grew up. I will be relocating shortly though, still looking for that perfect house.

Are you married? Still single, no children, but in a relationship.

What do you like most about Atlantic City? Big city attractions with a small town feel! With the addition of The Walk, The Quarter, House of Blues and the Pier at Caesars opening soon you have every draw you could ask for from a big city. Even with all those attractions Atlantic City still is the town where everyone seems to know each other. It's almost scary at times.

What originally brought you to AC? I was given an opportunity in Showboat's advertising department in 2002 and it just stuck. I love my job and the people I work with as well as the interesting people I get to meet on a daily basis.

Where do you see the city in 10 years? It's amazing how much the city has changed in the short time since I arrived and I can only imagine the changes that are about to take place. I see more hotel rooms, more condos, and more attractions that will continue bringing this city into the lime light as a premier tourism destination. The casino's have an understanding of what the new gaming public wants and expects and they are eager to deliver.

What is your part in getting there? Getting the word out! Marketing to our guests and making them realize that Atlantic City is full of choices. House of Blues can offer our guests a completely different, though just as exceptional, experience than they could expect at Caesars or Harrah's, there is something for everyone!

Tell us about your favorite AC memory. My favorite moment was the Counting Crows concert, opening weekend of the House of Blues. A fairly recent memory I know, but everyone at both H.O.B. and Showboat worked so hard to see that opening weekend through and it brought such a huge level of satisfaction to see the public's response to the venue.

You've got two hours to kill on the boardwalk, what do you do? That's a tough question to pose in the winter. I would walk the boardwalk ducking into each casino for both warmth and to see what new & interesting things are going on. Every time I visit a property in A.C. it seems like they have added some new table area or hip, exciting bar. The growth and evolvement of this city is really amazing.

What's your favorite casino, hotel, bar and restaurant? Why? CASINO: I like what Borgata has brought to this city. They opened the doors and showed the other properties the possibility for growth. It would be dumb to ignore the impact that they've had on this city and I admire their product and marketing. BAR: The lounge in the Foundation Room is unbelievable. Everyone should experience it once. Believe me, this is not a commercial. The atmosphere in there is incredible & it has always seemed to relax me after a hectic day of work. RESTAURANT: CESCA in Harrah's is phenomenal. I love the atmosphere in there with the open kitchen and they also run a great happy hour.

What three words describe Atlantic City best? Future, Growth & Potential

Dealer shows 17 you've got a pair of 8's - how do you play them? I am the worst Blackjack player ever, but I think you would split them.

What would you most like to change about Atlantic City? The winter weather. Snow has no place being on a beach.

Where do you see your future in A.C. and with Harrah's Entertainment? Harrah's has some amazing things planned in the future and I would just be pleased to be a part of them. We have an incredible team of executives at Harrah's and every time I have the opportunity I walk away from conversations with them having learned something.