Chandeni Sendall appointed to Nevada Gaming Control Board

Governor Joe Lombardo has appointed Chandeni Sendall, a deputy city attorney in Reno, to the Nevada Gaming Control Board, filling the vacancy left by Brittnie Watkins. Sendall, who has served in the Reno attorney's office since 2015, brings a background in law, compliance, and experience from her time as an internal auditor for Caesars Entertainment. Lombardo expressed confidence in Sendall's ability to provide fresh insight and perspectives to the board, which regulates gaming compliance in Nevada. Her term begins this week, and she will join the board as Chairman Kirk Hendrick prepares to resign after the upcoming legislative session. Sendall emphasized her eagerness to leverage her legal and economic background in her new role. The Gaming Control Board is critical for overseeing licensing and regulatory matters within the state's gaming industry.