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Las Vegas Economic Recovery Corporation elects officers, authorizes corporate signatories
Summary
At its Oct. 27 meeting the Las Vegas Economic Recovery Corporation approved minutes from Nov. 20, 2024; elected four officers; and passed a resolution naming certain corporate signatories, authorizing Rosa Cortez to act on behalf of the corporation.
The Las Vegas Economic Recovery Corporation on Oct. 27, 2025, approved minutes from Nov. 20, 2024, elected four officers and authorized certain officers to serve as corporate signatories, including authority for Vice President Rosa Cortez to sign on behalf of the corporation.
Raven Cole, management analyst with Economic and Urban Development, presented the slate of proposed officers, saying: "The proposed officers are as follows. We have Mike Jansen for president, Susan Helsley, secretary and treasurer, Rosa Cortes, vice president and chief financial officer. And Dina Babsky, vice president and chief operating officer." The board moved to elect the slate without further discussion.
During the meeting, board members moved and seconded the motions. Rosa Cortez said, "I make a motion to elect the officers that Raven listed." The presiding officer responded, "Alright. I'll join that motion to approve the officers just run down by Raven. And with the 2 motions to approve, that item passes." The board did not record a roll-call vote in the on-record transcript; the presiding officer announced the motion passed.
Earlier in the meeting the board approved the minutes from the regular meeting of Nov. 20, 2024. Rosa Cortez moved to approve the minutes, saying, "I make a motion. To approve? To approve the minutes." The presiding officer said, "Alright. I'll second that. And with that, motion carries."
On a separate governance item, staff recommended approval of a resolution authorizing certain officers as corporate signatories. Raven Cole told the board, "We re recommend approval of this item as it would allow Rosa, to act on behalf of the corporation." The presiding officer moved to approve the resolution and Rosa Cortez seconded the motion; the presiding officer then stated, "Alright. Then that item passes."
There were no public comments during the times reserved for public participation. With routine business completed, the board adjourned.
