In a market full of Mexican restaurants, Nacho Daddy has carefully carved out its niche among Las Vegas locals as a dining experience that caters to casual family diners and young millennials looking for a high-energy, late-night restaurant in a social environment. With its Aug. 17 grand opening, two years after expanding to downtown Las Vegas, the Nacho Daddy brand made the ultimate leap to the Las Vegas Strip.
This month, the Las Vegas business community lost two men — E. Parry Thomas and Joel Bergman — who helped shaped the city and its iconic Las Vegas Boulevard.
Curacao, a Los Angeles-based department store, is making its Las Vegas debut this fall.
Jennifer DeHaven, CEO and president of Millenium Staffing Solutions, was born and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She attended Indiana University where she received a bachelor’s in marketing and business administration, followed by an MBA in marketing and business administration from George Washington University.
Millennials, or those ages 18 to 34, have quickly become the single largest demographic in the American labor force so it’s no surprise that many companies are employing them in droves.
Shawn Danoski, CEO of DC Building Group, a local general contracting firm.
A nearly 2.5 acre plot of land off Wynn Road will be glowing green by year’s end.
Just over a month ago, Cassandra Bartlett traded in the more than 15 years she’s spent at investment firms across the country in pursuit of her dream of opening up a yarn shop.
Rick Piette, manager at net retail branch loan company, Premier Mortgage Lending, has more than 30 years of experience in the mortgage lending business.
Las Vegas was named as one of the top spots for “worktirement,” or semiabsentee business owners, according to SmartAsset.