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Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors August 11, 2020 Minutes Page 2 of 5 (Telephonic) Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors August 11, 2020 Minutes The Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors (Board) of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) was held telephonically on August 11, 2020. This meeting was properly noticed and posted in accordance with the State of Nevada Executive Department Declaration of Emergency Directives 006, 016, 018, 021, 026, and 029, dated March 22, 2020, April 29, 2020, May 7, 2020, May 28, 2020, June 29, 2020, and July 31, 2020, respectively. Board of Directors (Board) Present telephonically unless otherwise noted Commissioner Larry Brown, Chair Councilwoman Pamela Goynes-Brown Ms. Marilyn Spiegel, Vice Chair Mayor Kiernan McManus Councilman John Marz, Secretary Councilman George Rapson……….....absent Mr. Anton Nikodemus, Treasurer Ms. Mary Beth Sewald Mr. Scott DeAngelo Mr. Steve Thompson Councilwoman Michele Fiore Commissioner Lawrence Weekly Mayor Carolyn Goodman Steve Hill, CEO/President Caroline Bateman, General Counsel Ed Finger, Chief Financial Officer LVCVA Executive Staff present Brian Yost, Chief Operating Officer Lori Nelson-Kraft, Sr. VP of Communications & Government Affairs Kate Wik, Chief Marketing Officer Stana Subaric, Senior Vice President of People & Possibilities OPENING CEREMONIES – CALL TO ORDER Chair Larry Brown called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. Caroline Bateman, General Counsel, took roll call of the Board members. COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR BY THE PUBLIC John Astor White, President/CEO of Las Vegas Entertainment and Sports Television (LVES-TV) provided the following: background on a previously dismissed lawsuit against the LVCVA and others; information on the upcoming launch of a television network that will provide live “Entertainment and Sports” 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year for and from Las Vegas; information on his professional background; and notice that a written marketing and sponsorship proposal would be sent to the LVCVA, R&R Partners, and Allegiant Air. APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND MINUTES APPROVAL OF Member Pamela Goynes-Brown and Vice Chair Marilyn Spiegel moved, and it was THE AGENDA carried by unanimous vote of the voting members, to approve the August 11, 2020, AND MINUTES Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors agenda, and to approve the minutes of the July 14, 2020, Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors. Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors August 11, 2020 Minutes Page 2 of 5 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Pursuant to Board Policy 1.04(5), Board Committees may be created including establishing the number of members and membership by Board action with the Committee Chair and members to be selected by the Board Chair, after first soliciting the other Board Members' interest in serving in the various capacities and considering their relevant expertise, and subject to ratification by the Board. The Board shall consider and vote to ratify the Board Chair’s selection of Committee Members and Chairs. Chair Brown acknowledged that he previously consulted with Member Rapson regarding his nomination as Audit Committee Chair, to which Member Rapson agreed. Chair Brown referenced the attached Proposed Committee Assignments list. Selection of Committee Members and Committee Officers are as follows: Members Goynes-Brown, Sewald, and Thompson were appointed to the Audit Committee, with Member Rapson as Chair and Member McManus as Vice Chair. Members DeAngelo, Fiore, and Weekly were appointed to the Compensation Committee, with Member Spiegel as Chair and Member Sewald as Vice Chair. Members Brown, Goodman, McManus, and Nikodemus were appointed to the Policy Committee, with Member Thompson as Chair and Member Rapson as Vice Chair. Members Goodman, Goynes-Brown, Marz, Thompson, and Weekly were appointed to the Las Vegas Convention Center District (LVCCD) Committee, with Member Brown as Chair and Member Nikodemus as Vice Chair. Members Brown, DeAngelo, Nikodemus, Spiegel, and Weekly were appointed to the Marketing Committee, with Member Marz as Chair and Member Goynes-Brown as Vice Chair. Vice Chair Spiegel moved, and it was carried by unanimous vote of the voting members, to ratify the Chair’s above appointments to the Committees of the LVCVA Board. PRESENTATIONS Presentations by the LVCVA Staff Steve Hill, CEO/President, informed the Board that original revenue projections budgeted in May would likely not manifest, and steps are being taken to balance a potential shortfall. Mr. Hill addressed discussions to extend the completion date of the Las Vegas Convention Center expansion but stated that an extended completion date would be more costly and confirmed the anticipated completion date remains December 14, 2020. Mr. Hill provided updates regarding The Boring Company’s Vegas Loop project including progress on stations and tunnels. Mr. Hill requested that the Board members reserve September 1, 2020 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on their calendars for a Board meeting. Mr. Hill informed the Board about necessary steps for the Las Vegas Monorail acquisition and stated a September 1st Board meeting may be necessary. He further noted that if the September 1st meeting is scheduled, the regular meeting on September 8, 2020 will be canceled. Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors August 11, 2020 Minutes Page 3 of 5 LVCVA STAFF REPORTS AND REQUESTED ACTIONS GENERAL GOVERNMENT DIVISION ITEM 1. Contracts Report Ms. Bateman provided the Contracts Report, which serves to notify the Board, pursuant to Board Policies (1.04 and 5.01) and NRS Chapters 332 and 338, of the following: 1) Contractual commitments, change orders, or amendments to contracts executed under the CEO’s Signature Authority that exceed $50,000; 2) Contractual commitments and amendments to contracts related to the Las Vegas Convention Center District (LVCCD) projects as executed under the delegated authority of the CEO/President; and 3) Public Works contracts awarded by the LVCVA. Fiscal Impact TBD This was an information item and did not require Board action. ITEM 2. Establishment of an Executive Level Position; and Title Change of Existing Executive Level Position Stana Subaric, Vice President of People and Culture, requested that the Board consider approving the following: 1) Establishment of an executive “E” level position of Vice President of Public Affairs and Diversity with the salary range and benefits of an “E-1” position; and 2) Title Change of the existing executive level position of Senior Vice President of Communications and Government Affairs to Senior Vice President of Communications. Vice Chair Spiegel moved, and it was carried by unanimous vote of the voting members, to approve the following: 1) Establishment of an executive “E” level position of Vice President of Public Affairs and Diversity with the salary range and benefits of an “E-1” position; and 2) Title Change of the existing executive level position of Senior Vice President of Communications and Government Affairs to Senior Vice President of Communications. COMMENTS FROM THE FLOOR BY THE PUBLIC Aleta Dupree expressed appreciation for the telephonic format of the meeting, the brevity of the reports provided, and the progress of the Convention Center District expansion and The Boring Company transportation project. Ms. Dupree expressed support of the LVCVA’s acquisition of the Las Vegas Monorail, referencing the attached letter to the LVCVA. Ms. Dupree described the transportation systems of other cities, emphasized the importance of the implementation of safe travel measures and expressed support of a high-speed train system. Ed Uehling expressed concerns regarding the return of Chinese tourists to Las Vegas, discussed the airport’s discontinued use of the WeChat app, and emphasized the importance of Chinese visitors to Las Vegas. Mr. Uehling suggested the LVCVA “take a position” on attracting Chinese visitors to Las Vegas. Ms. Bateman advised the Board of written public comment submissions received. Ms. Bateman read the following public comment submission received by Mr. Phil Jaynes into the record as follows: “Good morning, my name is Phil Jaynes and I’m the President of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 720. I’m sure that the Board is already aware of the film and broadcast TV work that is going on in town. But for those that don’t know, “Shark Tank” is in the middle of a 9-week production in the Sands Convention Center. “The Stand” is shooting around town and “Love Island” has been shooting at the Cromwell since mid- June. If you guys haven’t already thought about it, I think it would be a great idea to reach out to the Nevada Film Office and let them know that the Las Vegas Convention Center would be a great space to use as a sound studio for film and television productions. With shows canceling left and right this might be a great opportunity to use the space for something other than its intended use. With the amount of space available, the height of the halls, the available work force and Las Vegas’ climate you might be able to snag a film or television producer that is still unable to shoot in California. Thank you for your time, Phil Jaynes.” Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors August 11, 2020 Minutes Page 4 of 5 Ms. Bateman advised the Board that the second written public comment came from Mr. Daniel Braisted, and read it into the record as follows: “Dear Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, Dr. Stephen Covey in "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Leaders" talks about the "Emotional Bank Account" where people add and subtract their experiences, conscious experiences and subconscious experiences, with others, with media, with cities, with management, with resorts, etc. No one would ever say I am not going to Las Vegas because some vinyl is peeling from highways signs. I present they will not give us a 10 plus because of the subtle signs of the City, County, and State not caring at higher level.
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