Posted February 16, 2021
Potawatomi Hotel & CasinoAs an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance Officer II you will assist the Senior AML Compliance Officer by developing, implementing, and maintaining all processes for the organization’s Title 31 AML Compliance Program. While carrying out the job duties listed below, you will contribute to our continued success by demonstrating unsurpassed guest service, a high level of integrity and ethical standards, and personal and professional dedication to our mission, vision, and values.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities (*Essential Functions)
Requirements
Working Conditions
The noise level is usually moderate to loud. When on the casino floor, the noise level increases. The facility is not smoke free.
Disclaimer
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all qualifications, responsibilities, duties, and skills required.
Salary ~ Based on Experience
All applicants must be able to demonstrate their US work authorization during the employment verification process.
381 Room Casino
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino is owned and operated by the Forest County Potawatomi Community. The business provided a way for the Forest County Potawatomi to pull themselves out of poverty and improve the lives of others.
Different than other businesses, the gaming and hospitality revenues generated here have always served a greater purpose of preserving heritage, tradition and providing vital services. This unique purpose is captured in the mission of Potawatomi Hotel & Casino: Entertain our guests and create opportunity for our tribe, team members and community.
Creating opportunities is demonstrated in many tangible ways throughout Potawatomi Hotel & Casino. From employing nearly 3,000 people, making it one of the top 25 employers in Milwaukee, to contributing to the community through the Heart of Canal Street charity program which helps local children’s non-profit organizations—positive impacts created by the business can be seen both inside and outside the property.
When the business first opened, it was small, but as it grew, so did its ability to open new doors for people. In 1991, the Forest County Potawatomi opened as a 45,800-square foot bingo hall in Milwaukee, making it the first off-reservation gaming operation in the country. By taking on new challenges and growing the business through thoughtful planning for the future, the Tribe has seized an opportunity that has now flourished for more than two decades.
Over time, the property has grown physically and matured into an entertainment destination, a respected business and a major resource, supporting the community. Physically, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino has implemented three major expansions: one in 2000, one in 2008, and most recently, the addition of a $150-million hotel in 2014.
Along the way this growth has translated into expanded entertainment and dining offerings, greater engagement in the community and more opportunities for team members. Today, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino attracts more than 6 million visitors annually, making it one of the largest entertainment destinations in the Midwest.