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Michael Fuller and N9NE Group part ways
Fri, Mar 19, 2010 (5:21 p.m.)
Michael Fuller joined N9NE Group in 2006 and was later promoted to Vice President.
N9NE Group has confirmed today that Vice President Michael Fuller has left the company, which operates nightclubs Rain, Ghostbar, Moon and Playboy Club and restaurants N9NE Steakhouse and Nove at the Palms.
Fuller long has been a presence in local nightlife, DJing under the name The Funkler, serving as a rave promoter when he was 19 and later working at now-defunct scene staples like Club Utopia and Ice before joining N9NE as director of marketing in 2006.
Fuller later was promoted to VP and was instrumental in bringing new residents to the Palms’ Rain Nightclub, including world-renowned DJs Paul Oakenfold, the late DJ AM and Z-Trip.
N9NE Group has not issued a statement on Fuller’s departure earlier this week, but has confirmed that he is no longer on staff.
Palms Casino Resort has come a long way since its "Real World" debut in 2002. The boutique property features three distinct towers and a diverse mix of bars and restaurants across a 95,000-square-foot casino.
Palms, which features more than 1,200 rooms and fantasy suites, is currently undergoing a multi-million dollar transformation that will encompass an Ivory Tower room and suite redesign, new culinary additions, re-imagined gaming spaces and new, distinctive nightlife experiences.
In addition to newly designed rooms, during the first phase of the renovation, Palms will welcome Heraea, a high-energy American restaurant and lounge, and XISHI, a pan-Asian restaurant and lounge.
Fantasy Suites include the Hardwood Suite, the only hotel room in the world with its own basketball court.
Other amenities include the all-new Cantor Gaming® race and sports book, one of the few sports books in Las Vegas to include a poker room; SOCIAL; Scarlet; Chocolat Bistro; tonic bar; ghostbar; Pearl Concert Theater; Moon Nightclub; N9NE Steakhouse; Nove Italiano; Simon Restaurant & Lounge; Palms Pool & Bungalows; Kim Vō Salon; Drift Spa & Hammam; Brenden Theatres, a 14-theatre cineplex and more than 60,000 square-feet of meeting space.
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