Tracy Bradford has been promoted to president of Seminole Hard Rock Support Services. She is responsible for the management and operations of support services, customer care and aviation. A news release announced the promotion June 3.

Seminole Hard Rock Support Services was established in 2017 to consolidate and coordinate multiple staff functions between Hard Rock International and Seminole Gaming, which share office space in Davie, Florida.

Bradford was previously the executive vice president of administration for Seminole Hard Rock Support Services.

“Tracy Bradford has been instrumental in the hugely successful coordination of purchasing and other staff functions of Seminole Hard Rock Support Services,” Jim Allen, the chairman of Hard Rock International and CEO of Seminole Gaming, said in the release. “She will be a driving force in maximizing the benefits of its entire consolidated operation.” 

Bradford joined Seminole Gaming in 2005 as director of purchasing at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa, and then served as vice president of purchasing for Seminole Gaming.

The New Jersey native began her career in the casino industry in 1984 as a clerk with Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino. Two years later she worked for the former Trump Plaza in Atlantic City as a junior buyer – the beginning of a 10-year career with the Trump Organization. She helped to open the former Trump Taj Mahal, which is now the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

Bradford has worked at many other casinos throughout her career as well, including the Isle of Capri Casino, Sam’s Town Casino and Ameristar Casino, all located in Mississippi.

The Seminole Tribe is the parent entity of Hard Rock International and the owner of Seminole Gaming.