MORONGO INDIAN RESERVATION (Febaruary 23, 2026) – The Morongo Casino Resort & Spa announced today that Tony Gawne has been named as its new Chief Information Officer.
“Tony brings a rare combination of strategic vision, technical expertise, and hands-on leadership that aligns perfectly with Morongo’s commitment to innovation and operational excellence,” said Mike Bean, CEO of the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. “His experience modernizing complex technology environments and strengthening cybersecurity will play a critical role in supporting our teams, enhancing the guest experience, and positioning Morongo for continued long-term success.”
As Chief Information Officer at Morongo, Gawne is responsible for ensuring that technology platforms and digital capabilities support exceptional guest experiences, operational resilience, and long-term enterprise value.
“What stood out to me immediately about Morongo is how seamlessly technology is integrated into the guest experience and daily operations,” said Gawne. “I’m excited to come aboard and help advance innovative, secure, and reliable systems that support Morongo’s world-class hospitality and the Tribe’s long-term vision.”
Gawne has more than 26 years of experience as a senior technology executive leading enterprise technology strategy and execution within large-scale, highly regulated gaming and hospitality environments.
About the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa
The AAA-Four Diamond Morongo Casino Resort & Spa is located along the 10 Freeway near Palm Springs, Calif. Owned and operated by the Morongo Band of Mission Indians, the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa offers the hottest slots and an array of table and high-limit gaming at one of the largest tribal gaming centers in the United States. The towering 27-story resort features top-rated restaurants, a stunning swimming pool with private cabanas, a world-class spa, legendary live entertainment and, nearby, the 36-hole championship Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon. For more information, visit morongocasinoresort.com