Deputy Director Tim McGrail presents Records Administrator and Licensing Manager David Kessel with his 15 year service certificate. Assistant Deputy Director Rick Wilhoit at left.
MGC Deputy Director Tim McGrail presents EGD Specialist Jim Horrom with his 5 year service certificate. Supervisor Todd Nelson on right.
Kylie Dickneite receives her 10 year certificate from Deputy Director Tim McGrail and Assistant Deputy Director Cheryl Alonzo
Shannon Huddleston receives his 5 year award from Deputy Director Tim McGrail and supervisor Sharon Sprenger
Patricia Robinette receives her award from Deputy Director Tim McGrail at the June Missouri Gaming Commission monthly meeting in Riverside.
Congratulations to Electronic Gaming Device Specialist II Jared Looser who is celebrating five years with MGC. Deputy Director Tim McGrail (left) presents Looser with his certificate. At right is EGD Manager Todd Nelson.
Position Vacancy No. 157 Application Deadline: July 7, 2017
CLASS TITLE: AUDITOR I
LOCATION: St. Louis, MO
SALARY: $44,352 (after a successful probationary period $46,056)
POSITION SUMMARY
This is entry-level professional work involving compliance auditing of the internal operations of the state of Missouri’s licensed gaming organizations. The primary responsibility is to conduct examinations and audits to determine compliance by casinos with the Missouri Riverboat Gambling Act and Regulations. Employees perform audit fieldwork through interviews, observations and review of records. Employees report findings and develop recommendations on compliance, prepare written reports, and participate in exit conferences. Close supervision and training are provided by a higher-level Auditor, however, as experience is gained, supervision becomes more general, and the employee exercises increasing independence and initiative in the performance of assignments within established policies and procedures.
Strong PC skills in MS Excel and Word preferred. Travel required.
QUALIFICATIONS
A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum of 24 earned credit hours in Accounting.
(One year of professional accounting or auditing experience will substitute for up to 9 earned credit hours of the required specialization in Accounting).
OR
Successful completion of all parts of one of the following certification examinations: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Government Auditing Professional (CGAP), Certified Internal Auditor (CIA), Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), or Certified Management Accountant (CMA). Verification of applicable licensure or certification will be required.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
All applicants must complete the MGC Employment Application. Go to the Missouri Gaming Commission’s website http://www.mgc.dps.mo.gov to download the employment application. Resumes accepted but not in lieu of a completed employment application. For questions call (573) 526-4080.
Send completed application to: Missouri Gaming Commission, ATTN: Recruitment, P.O. Box 1847, Jefferson City, MO 65102 OR e-mail to recruitment@mgc.dps.mo.gov.
EMPLOYMENT RESTRICTIONS
No applicant will be selected for employment if he/she has a family member related within the second degree of consanguinity or affinity employed by an entity licensed by the Commission. A comprehensive background is required before appointment.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Missouri Gaming Commission reserves the right to fill positions through transfer and reclassification of existing employees.
Congratulations to Tabitha Perkins, DPS Employee of the Month. Tabitha, an electronic gaming device specialist, was selected for her outstanding attention to detail and her ability to go the extra mile. DPS Director Drew Juden presents Tabitha with a plaque at a ceremony held this morning at the Missouri Gaming Commission in Jefferson City.
Missouri Gaming Commission Executive Director Bill Seibert presented service awards today to Senior Office Support Assistant Sonya Miller ( 5 years) and Electronic Gaming Device Specialist Rick Reynolds (10 years).
Photo top- Bill Seibert, Sonya Miller and MGC Office Manager Debi Grueneberg.
Bottom- Bill Seibert and Rick Reynolds.
Kansas City Business Journal reports on the Kansas City property and the sale. Read it here.
Interesting story on who wins the jackpot. KABC Los Angeles has the story.
Congratulations to Missouri Gaming Commission's Employee of the Quarter! Electronic Gaming Device Specialist Tabitha Perkins is dedicated and hard-working and went the extra mile on an investigation to bring the matter to a successful conclusion. Tabitha started working at MGC as a senior office support assistant, and moved up to her new position. Congratulations Tabitha and keep up the hard work! Pictured with Tabitha is Deputy Tim McGrail.
