Michael Posner (businessman)
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For other people named Michael Posner, see Michael Posner (disambiguation).
Michael Posner is a businessman and casino owner in Aruba. Posner is the owner of the Excelsior, Holiday Inn and Grand Holiday Casinos.
On September 20, 2005, MSNBCtelevision news journalist Rita Cosby interviewed an FBI agent who identified Posner as a convicted felon with alleged organized crime ties. He is currently married with no children to Robin Abergel.
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