Tribe chooses casino executive and Ho-Chunk Nation member Briah Decorah as Casino’s new CEO

The Snoqualmie Tribal Council announced Dec. 13 that Brian Decorah will be joining the Tribe as the new CEO for Snoqualmie Casino.

“We are excited and greatly look forward to working with Mr. Decorah,” said Jolene Williams, Snoqualmie Tribal Council Vice Chairwoman. “We believe his experience and passion for the work he has done elsewhere in Indian Country makes him an exceptional fit for Snoqualmie Casino.”

An enrolled member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, Decorah comes to Snoqualmie Casino with 20 years of experience working in Native American casino and resort operations. He has also worked with tribal governments and compliance operations. He has extensive experience creating and implementing strategic plans and developing and retaining team members, while ensuring award-winning guest services.

“It is with genuine excitement that I join the Snoqualmie team,” says Decorah. “I had been in discussion with some great properties across the country, but when I visited with Snoqualmie Tribe leaders and toured the Snoqualmie Casino and the surrounding area, my decision was made.”

Decorah is coming from FireKeepers Casino and Hotel in Battle Creek, Michigan where he was President and CEO.

Decorah will begin in his position as CEO at Snoqualmie Casino on Jan. 1.

The Snoqualmie Casino opened in November 2008, has over 1,700 slot machines and numerous restaurants.