MGM Minute | September 22, 2025 | MGM Resorts

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In this week’s #MGMMinute: MGM Resorts announces new executive roles for Ayesha Molino & Gary Fritz, Mariah Carey’s holiday shows coming to Park MGM, Bellagio debuts Fall conservatory display & is recognized for water conservation efforts, MGM Japan’s IR Learning Program, & more!

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