Board of Directors

The Rotate Black Inc., Board of Directors is comprised of a dynamic and experience group. Each distinguished member brings unique talents and experience that is valuable to the growth of the company and success of its clients.

John Paulsen, Chairman

John has over twenty years of experience in delivering development stage companies to long term market leaders. John has served as Chairman and CEO of both public and private companies in a variety of industries. His financial acumen is a major ingredient of operational success for Rotate Black clients.

Dual Cooper - President & COO

Dual has over 30 years of casino, resort and development experience including President & General Manager of Tulalip Casino, Pechanga Resort and Casino. He has further served in key executive positions at the Grand Casinos, Casino Magic, Bally's, Palace Casino, Harrah's and other Nevada properties. Dual's depth of experience and successful application of proven management strategies is something you can take to the bottom line.

Dr. William Thompson

William is the chair of the Public Administration Department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He has served as Research Associate with the National Association of Attorneys General, Administrator of Pension and Welfare Benefits Programs in the U.S. Department of Labor and was a gaming consultant to the President's Commission on Organized Crime. Mr. Thompson is considered by many as the foremost authority on gaming worldwide.

William J. (Jeff) Marshall

Jeff has extensive experience with high growth technology companies for over 30 years derived from working with leading technology companies in marketing, brand development, and technology development and worked with CEO's, in Operating Capacities, or served at the Board level to such high growth companies such as MCI, Bear Stearns, VantagePoint Venture Partners, QuantumClean, Insoft, Netscape, Network Equipment Technologies, Puresoft, Remedy, Synoptics, and Wellfleet. He also initiated the Nortel acquisition of Bay Networks for $7 Billion.