In the Bahamas, the home of the company's flagship Atlantisresort, Kerzner is the second-largest employer behind thegovernment. Kerzner, 42, was surveying potential development sitesin the Dominican Republic when the aircraft went down. Three othersdied in the crash. The online Dominican newspaper ClaveDigital identified him as the son of a US-based real estateinvestor who had worked with Kerzner International.
Kerzner, who was born and grew up in South Africa and earned anMBA from Stanford University, is survived by his wife, Vanessa, andtwo young children, a company statement says.
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