CCT has promoted Sherry Stewart, CPA, to Vice President of Finance, elevating a longtime finance leader who has helped guide the company’s financial operations through years of growth and increasing complexity. Stewart joined CCT in 2017 during a period of transition and has served as the company’s controller, overseeing key financial functions spanning payroll, benefits administration, accounting, compliance, and audits. CCT said her work has been central to maintaining financial integrity as the company scaled, particularly in the high-accountability environment of casino and resort operations where accuracy and trust are critical.
The company also highlighted Stewart’s background in forensic accounting, noting it is well-suited to fast-evolving organizations where systems and processes must be strengthened as complexity increases. Internally, CCT said Stewart has become a go-to resource for employees seeking clarity in high-stakes situations and guidance when details and confidentiality are at play.
In her expanded role, Stewart will lead budgeting and forecasting, KPI development, and long-term financial planning as CCT continues to broaden its product portfolio and support more complex customer environments. CCT positioned the promotion as part of a broader approach to scaling thoughtfully while maintaining operational discipline.
CCT, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, develops Casino Insight, a platform used by more than 350 casinos worldwide to support cage operations, revenue audit, and operational analysis. The company says its software helps casinos replace manual processes with connected workflows to improve accuracy, compliance, and decision-making.
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“Sherry has been my and Danny Roe’s right hand for many years. If we had a question about the numbers, she had the answer. Her attention to detail has allowed us to stay focused on what matters most, and I’m deeply grateful for that.”
Kurt Williams, Chief Executive Officer, CCT
“My instinct has always been to make sure the numbers are right first. That foundation doesn’t change. This role allows me to take that same discipline and use it to think further ahead, connecting what we know today with what we need to be ready for tomorrow.”
Sherry Stewart, Vice President Of Finance, CCT
