Her Story
About Liz
Liz Rosas serves as Director of Community and Business Development at Rivers Casino in Philadelphia, where she has been employed for the past three years. In this role, she manages community volunteer events, supports business partners through fundraising, oversees the events and catering sales manager, and drives revenue for the event center space by engaging groups and community partners. Liz brings 27 years of experience in the casino industry, beginning her career in Atlantic City as a cashier at Showboat immediately after high school. She progressed through slot operations at the Taj Mahal, advanced to dual-rate supervisor, later served as a human resources coordinator and specialist at Borgata where she conducted orientations including in Spanish, and held marketing and centralized scheduling positions. Her professional development includes Six Sigma Yellow Belt and Green Belt certifications along with leadership training from Caesars Entertainment. Liz is actively involved in the Philadelphia community as a member of the Chamber of Commerce for Philadelphia, a board member for Fishtown, and a volunteer with organizations including EDAC in the 26th District, The Wardrobe, TCRC, and JEVs. She also previously participated in the Savvy Group during her time at Caesars Entertainment.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Liz
01What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
For me, the best advice that I would give them is to always lead by example, make sure you put your best foot forward, try to find somebody that you know you can always lean on. It's very important to have somebody that when you're having a bad day try to be able to call them ask for advice try to talk to them and then even on the good days you know also reach out to them and let them know what happened what was great about that great day that you had as well because you have to share those moments. Whether it's a bad day or a good day you know because it's important for them to know about it. But always put your best foot forward and you know sometimes you gotta let those things out whether it's good whether it's bad. And find the people that you can really lean on whether it's family whether it's friends or somebody at work you know and you gotta sometimes let the bad things go because you're gonna have those days you're gonna have bad days but you gotta let them go and you gotta focus in on what's going on and you gotta make the best out of everything.
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