Gary Green: renaissance adventurer

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Renowned casino developer (often cited as one of the most written-about figures in modern casino business circles). Iconic Americana singer-songwriter-poet (inducted into the California Music Hall of Fame; his albums are part of the Smithsonian Institution’s Folkways collection). Internet 1.0 dot-com pioneer (with, at one time, 5% of all transactions on the planet using his software).  Multiple award-winning writer (journalist & author of 9 books).  Television personality (and the host of the upcoming TV series “Casino Insider” as well as author of the accompanying book “Casino Insider: Crossroaders, Georges, & Sporting Men”).  A senior member of the Society of American Magicians, the Country Music Association, the Americana Music Association, and a frequent keynote speaker & entertaining educator, he has tens of thousands of social media followers, is registered in IMDB.com (Internet Movie Database), listed in the Wikipedia online encyclopedia, and has two Pulitzer nominations, along with a string of other honors and awards.  Gary Green is widely known as a genuine “character.” He once was regarded as one of America’s most intense folksingers & rock poets. His storied life includes once owning an actual circus, being a long-time advocate of Native American sovereignty rights as well as a civil rights and labor unions, leading daring adventures behind the old “Iron Curtain”, and even serving as one of the Donald Trump marketing vice presidents. His upcoming roman à clef music-autobiography, "THE LEGEND DIES ON" promises to offer further insight into his extraordinary life and career. A second-generation marketing innovator, he continues to make his presence known as a living and true renaissance boomer of music, business, technology, literature, finance, production, international business development, and casino gaming. In the 1960’s he purportedly had one of the 22nd highest IQ’s ever recorded (based on the 1960 Terman and Merrill revision of the Stanford–Binet Intelligence Scale). Gary Green’s world was best summed-up by legendary folksinger Pete Seeger who wrote, “Hell, there should be a Ballad of Gary Green.”