Gary M. Green

Gary M. Green (born 20th century) is a musician, author, television host, gaming consultant and entrepreneur.

He was vice president of marketing for The Trump Organization and appeared on the television reality game show The Apprentice. He was also on the 2004 television special New Year's Eve with Carson Daly.

In 2016 it was announced that he would host a television series called "Casino Rescue".

Career

Music

Green recorded three folk-music albums from 1977 to 1982 with Folkways Records, which worked with other folk artists including Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. Folkways was later acquired by the Smithsonian Institution as part of the "Smithsonian Folkways" exhibition. He earned two Pulitzer Prize nominations for his writing.

Other activities In the early 1990s, Green purchased part of a Russian circus. He established it as a Euro Circus attraction at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. After he sold the circus, he joined Smith-Gardner, a Florida catalog software company. At Smith-Gardner, Green aided in development of software to take orders online when the company changed their focus from telephone and mail orders. He patented a casino-management system based on customer relationships.

He was vice president of marketing for The Trump Organization and the Trump 29 Casino near Palm Springs, California.

In 2005, Green co-founded Las Vegas-based casino management and development company Southern Dutch Gaming with Frank Haas, who he worked with at Trump 29. and was hired by the Ottawa Tribe to oversee their new Four Winds Casino that same year and senior consultant to the president for Ortiz Gaming.

In 2025, Green purchased the Say When casino in McDermitt, Nevada and plans to turn it into a casino resort to serve the future Thacker Pass lithium mine.

Discography Gary Green, Vol. 1: These Six Strings (1977) Gary Green, Vol. 2: Allegory (1977) Gary Green, Vol. 3: Still at Large (1982)