Michael N Regan

Michael N. Regan is a veteran corporate finance executive with more than 40 years in senior financial-management roles. He began his career at Harrah's Entertainment, where he worked from 1980 through 1997, rising to Vice President and Controller (1991–1997). He holds a bachelor's degree in accounting (per his public director biography).

In 1997 he joined The St. Joe Company — a large Northwest Florida real estate/land-development company (NYSE: JOE, corporate domain joe.com) — where he served as Senior Vice President, Finance and eventually as Chief Financial Officer until 2007. It is this tenure that explains the `[hidden]` address in the source record. From roughly May 2007 through December 2011 he was a self-employed private equity investor — the single genuine "investor" chapter of his career.

He then returned to operating CFO roles: Indiana Downs LLC (CFO, ~2012–2013), Lumière Place Casino & Hotels / Pinnacle Entertainment (CFO, ~2013–2014), and Outrigger Enterprises Group, the Hawaii-based hospitality company (EVP & CFO, 2014–2017). Since July 2017 he has been EVP & CFO of Servco Pacific Inc., a privately held Honolulu company with major interests in automobile distribution and dealerships in Hawaii and Australia.

On the governance side, Regan served as an independent director of Rite Aid Corporation from 2007 until his retirement in April 2019, where he acted as lead independent director. This is his principal verified public-company board role.

• No public seed/venture thesis exists. There is no evidence Regan runs a fund, writes seed checks, or maintains a startup portfolio; the "institutional investor / seed round" label in the stub is not corroborated by any source.
• His documented investing activity was as a self-employed private equity investor (~2007–2011) following his exit from St. Joe — a private, individual capacity with no disclosed target sectors, check sizes, or named deals.
• His professional value-add is CFO-grade financial, operational, and strategic-planning expertise, particularly in real estate, gaming/hospitality, and retail — the areas cited in his Rite Aid director qualifications.