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Hartmann gets approval to lead Revel, says casino must be put back together after Sandy
Michael Ein
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Interim Revel CEO Jeff Hartmann following a special meeting with the Casino Control Committee Tuesday during which he was approved for a temporary casino key employee license.
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Jeffrey Hartmann is the new CEO of Revel.
Edward Lea
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Revel Casino in Atlantic City, Wednesday March 13, 2013. Revel has replaced it's CEO, Kevin DeSanctis, with Jeffrey Hartmann, the former head of Mohegan Sun, who takes over the reins as interim chief executive officer.
Edward Lea
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Revel Casino in Atlantic City, Wednesday March 13, 2013. Revel has replaced it's CEO, Kevin DeSanctis, with Jeffrey Hartmann, the former head of Mohegan Sun, who takes over the reins as interim chief executive officer.
Michael Ein
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Jeff Hartmann, Interim Chief Executive Officer at Revel, right, shakes hands with Jack Adams, Deputy Attorney General, Tuesday March 19, 2013, following a special meeting with the Casino Control Committee to allow him to operate in Atlantic City. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
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Jeff Hartmann, Interim Chief Executive Officer at Revel, left, walks with Attorney Lloyd Levenson, Tuesday March 19, 2013, following a special meeting with the Casino Control Committee to allow him to operate in Atlantic City. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
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Jeff Hartmann, Interim Chief Executive Officer at Revel, addresses the Casino Control Committee, Tuesday March 19, 2013, during a special meeting to allow him to operate in Atlantic City. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
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