LVCVA To Provide Administrative Services For Las Vegas Stadium Board Through Sept. 2026
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By Alan Snel, LVSportsBiz.com Publisher-Writer
LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Officially speaking, the Las Vegas Stadium Authority Board and the LVCVA public tourism agency are separate.
But Steve Hill is a common link.
He’s chairman of the stadium board, which is charged with making sure the Raiders and A’s comply with the state stadium subsidy bills that earmarked more than $1 billion in public assistance to help the NFL and MLB teams build their palatial venues in the Strip corridor.
Hill is also CEO of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), charged with attracting money-spending visitors to Las Vegas’ this tourism-based economy.
So, when Las Vegas consultant Jeremy Aguero stepped down as the administrative support for the stadium board because he took a consulting job with the A’s in 2023, Aguero’s friend, Hill, did not have to look far to fill the job opening.
Hill the stadium board chairman hired his tourism agency, the LVCVA, to take over for Aguero, an owner of Applied Analysis.
On Tuesday, the LVCVA board cemented the relationship between stadium board and tourism agency by renewing the work contract between the stadium board and the LVCVA. It was a formality as there were no objections. The LVCVA services for the stadium board were extended through Sept. 30, 2026 with a fiscal impact of $150,000.
The LVCVA’s Ed Finger, the tourism organization’s chief strategy officer, is the staffer who handles the stadium board work load.
Here’s the cost for the work:
