This year’s 40 Under 40 awards highlights the emerging business and community leaders who have risen to the challenge of these changing times and are paving the way for what’s next.
Mandy Telleria leverages her vast expertise and successful career in architecture and design to give back to the community through her charitable organization, The Good Deed Project.
From a kid with an affinity for numbers, to a high school finance intern at MTV, Joseph Simpson has built a career that both satisfies his interests and challenges him—but, most importantly, that he finds genuinely rewarding.
Allison Monette has covered nearly every facet of marketing and communications throughout her career, including interviewing politicians and celebrities, representing high-profile clients in public relations, developing award-winning integrated marketing campaigns and expanding into the ever-evolving world of digital marketing.
Driven to make a meaningful change in the community, Lanette Rivera found her calling when she was introduced to Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth.
Right out of college, John Murray began his career as a front-line, entry level ticket writer at the Las Vegas Hilton and today, he is the Executive Director of Race and Sports Operations at Westgate Las Vegas.
In addition to being a leader in health care marketing in multiple states, Lisa Kalkes is a U.S. Army veteran—serving for four years, including a 15-month deployment in Iraq.
Despite managing a major portfolio of slot titles at Aristocrat, including Buffalo, Dragon Link and Game of Thrones, Ryan Scott attributes his success to his relationships with his team and customers.
Athar Haseebullah chose to be a lawyer after years of bad adolescent experiences—watching his mom face discrimination in her workplace, seeing his dad denied quality medical care and personally as a Muslim American in a post-9/11 era. He wanted to be a voice for those who didn't have one.
